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Creating a formula to display # of work hours spent on a project
I wasn't quite sure where to put this question.
Is there anyway to calculate the # of work hours spent on a project given 2 seperate dates and times, taking into account a work day of 8-5 with an hour lunch? For example, if I work 8-5, start a project on 8/3 at 9 and finished it on 8/7 at 4, the answer would be 22 work hours. Any ideas would be greatly greatly greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
Creating a formula to display # of work hours spent on a project
If you have Excel 2003, you can download
Wekly Timesheet (8/12x11, landscape) Allows you to plug in the information and calculates the info for you... Another thing is to do this.. A B C D E In Out Lunch In Lunch Out Hours Worked 9:00 am 12:00 pm 1:00 pm 5:00 pm =(b-a)+(d-c) And make sure all fielsds re formatted as Time. "KerryM1212" wrote: I wasn't quite sure where to put this question. Is there anyway to calculate the # of work hours spent on a project given 2 seperate dates and times, taking into account a work day of 8-5 with an hour lunch? For example, if I work 8-5, start a project on 8/3 at 9 and finished it on 8/7 at 4, the answer would be 22 work hours. Any ideas would be greatly greatly greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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