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total hours vs total worked hours
I need to take attendance data and compute total hours at work vs total hours
they were logged into their computers working - with multiple in/out times that vary - per person... is there such a formula? |
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total hours vs total worked hours
There probably is, but you need to provide a sample of the data you have (or
similar data if it is sensitive) before a formula can be provided. "tryingtolearn" wrote: I need to take attendance data and compute total hours at work vs total hours they were logged into their computers working - with multiple in/out times that vary - per person... is there such a formula? |
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