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time sheets giving a minus
I'm currently working on time sheets. I've got the times sorted out with the
day shift, but the night shif times is still a problem. The guys works from 17:00 to 06:00. That gives me 13 hours. Exel gives me the time worked as -11 hours. Can someone please help me, somewhere I must be doing something wrong. |
time sheets giving a minus
Either =B1-A1+(B1<A1) or =MOD(B1-A1,1)
-- David Biddulph "dalenesa" wrote in message ... I'm currently working on time sheets. I've got the times sorted out with the day shift, but the night shif times is still a problem. The guys works from 17:00 to 06:00. That gives me 13 hours. Exel gives me the time worked as -11 hours. Can someone please help me, somewhere I must be doing something wrong. |
time sheets giving a minus
Make sure your dates are correct. From 17:00 to 06:00 is -11 hours, if
they're both on the same day. "dalenesa" wrote: I'm currently working on time sheets. I've got the times sorted out with the day shift, but the night shif times is still a problem. The guys works from 17:00 to 06:00. That gives me 13 hours. Exel gives me the time worked as -11 hours. Can someone please help me, somewhere I must be doing something wrong. |
time sheets giving a minus
Thanks for your help guys, it works!!! So simple and yet such a headace if
you don't know how... Thanks again and keep up the great work! "dalenesa" wrote: I'm currently working on time sheets. I've got the times sorted out with the day shift, but the night shif times is still a problem. The guys works from 17:00 to 06:00. That gives me 13 hours. Exel gives me the time worked as -11 hours. Can someone please help me, somewhere I must be doing something wrong. |
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