Drivers Hours Timesheet - Calculate Hours Worked on Weekly Basis
 

I am a lorry driver by trade and wish to create a Timesheet in Exel 2002. My
problem is that I although I can calculate the hours that I have worked on a
daily basis, I cannot find or work out a formula that will calaculate my
daily rest period, (Rest period is calaculated from time finished and time
started next day) and the total hours that I worked for the week. Can anyone
help me please?

Drivers Hours Timesheet - Calculate Hours Worked on Weekly Basis
 

Let's say your start time in A2, and end time in B2 and A3 is your start time
on the next day.

=B2-A2 (total work time in that day)
=A3-B2+(B2A3) (total rest time)


"Graham" wrote:

I am a lorry driver by trade and wish to create a Timesheet in Exel 2002. My
problem is that I although I can calculate the hours that I have worked on a
daily basis, I cannot find or work out a formula that will calaculate my
daily rest period, (Rest period is calaculated from time finished and time
started next day) and the total hours that I worked for the week. Can anyone
help me please?

Drivers Hours Timesheet - Calculate Hours Worked on Weekly Bas
 

....and for total weekly hours just sum your daily hours andd format result
cell as [h]:mm

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Let's say your start time in A2, and end time in B2 and A3 is your start time
on the next day.

=B2-A2 (total work time in that day)
=A3-B2+(B2A3) (total rest time)


"Graham" wrote:

I am a lorry driver by trade and wish to create a Timesheet in Exel 2002. My
problem is that I although I can calculate the hours that I have worked on a
daily basis, I cannot find or work out a formula that will calaculate my
daily rest period, (Rest period is calaculated from time finished and time
started next day) and the total hours that I worked for the week. Can anyone
help me please?