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i need more help with this time question
Ok, so the background is below....i have edited the proposed formula with my
cell references.... =MAX(0,MIN(D$10,B55)-MAX(C$10,A55))/60*1440,0) and yes it does work...but only if times are only entered in cells C10 and D10....I need the formula to continue for time in/outs in cells E10:J10 and then allocate to the correct 15 minute increment time frame....i hope this makes sense...let me know if you need more info.....THANKS FOR ANY HELP!!! -crm OK, try this: =MAX(0,MIN(H$1,B1)-MAX(G$1,A1))/60*1440 You might want to round to 2 decimal places: =ROUND(MAX(0,MIN(H$1,B1)-MAX(G$1,A1))/60*1440,2) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "saltnsnails" wrote in message ... T. Thanks for the response...see my response to Sean for more detail....I need it to calculate in a decimal representation of an hour...e.g. 1/2 hour = .5 "T. Valko" wrote: I'm not sure what you're trying to do with this. Is this what you want: Time in: 7:30 AM Time out: 8:27 AM 7:30...7:45...15:00 7:45...8:00...15:00 8:00...8:15...15:00 8:15...8:30...12:00 8:30...8:45 8:45...9:00 Assume your list of times in 15 minute increments is in the range A1:B6 G1 = time in = 7:30 AM H1 = time out = 8:27 AM Enter this formula in C1 and copy down to C6: =MAX(0,MIN(H$1,B1)-MAX(G$1,A1)) Format as m:ss -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "saltnsnails" wrote in message ... I have a formula that calculates the amount of time elapsed of 15 minute increments...The formula is part of a grid that looks like this: 7:30 a 7:45 a 7:45 a 8:00 a etc. until 4:45 p 5:00 p It sources from a "Time In" and "Time Out" section. Users record time, for example, like this: 7:30 a for Time in and 12:00 p for time out. The formula in question then fills in 15 minute ranges with the amount of time. I added another set of time in and time outs so I have added two columns to the front of that section. I need the new columns to calculate in the formula. The cells in question for the formula below would be C10 (time in) and D10 (time out). =IF($F$10($A55),IF($E$10$B55,0,IF($A55=$E$10,IF ($F$10<$B55,($F$10-$B55)*1440/60,0.25),IF($F$10$A55,($B55-$E$10)*1440/60))),0)+IF($H$10($A55),IF($G$10$B55,0,IF($A55= $G$10,IF($H$10<$B55,($H$10-$A55)*1440/60,0.25),IF($H$10$B55,($B55-$G$10)*1440/60))),0)+IF($J$10($A55),IF($I$10$B55,0,IF($A55= $I$10,IF($J$10<$B55,($J$10-$A55)*1440/60,0.25),IF($J$10$B55,($B55-$I$10)*1440/60))),0) Any thoughts??? Let me know if you need more info if I am not clear. Thanks! -crm -- -CRM -- -CRM |
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