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Calculate working hours between two dates
I'm trying to work out the working hours between two specific dates,
but cannot get my head around it. In cell K2 is actual_start, which is formatted to show me 30-06-2009 15:00, and L2 is actual_end, formatted the same way, say 04-10-2009 8:15. I need to know the working hours between the two dates, based on a standard business working day of 8:30am to 5:00pm. I can work out in my head that it's 27 working days, but actual_start day is only 2 hours of the working day, then 25 days of 8.5 hours, and last day nothing! Trouble is, I have to do this for approximately 5,000 rows each month. Can anyone please help with a formula or advice? Thanks in anticipation Pete |
Calculate working hours between two dates
On Oct 15, 8:52*am, DubboPete wrote:
I'm trying to work out the working hours between two specific dates, but cannot get my head around it. In cell K2 is actual_start, which is formatted to show me 30-06-2009 15:00, and L2 is actual_end, formatted the same way, say 04-10-2009 8:15. I need to know the working hours between the two dates, based on a standard business working day of 8:30am to 5:00pm. I can work out in my head that it's 27 working days, but actual_start day is only 2 hours of the working day, then 25 days of 8.5 hours, and last day nothing! * Trouble is, I have to do this for approximately 5,000 rows each month. * Can anyone please help with a formula or advice? Thanks in anticipation Pete Oops - actual_start date was 01-07-2009 15:00, and actual-end was 06-10-2009 8:15 sorry if I confused anyone, but I was confused first!! Pete |
Calculate working hours between two dates
On Oct 15, 8:52*am, DubboPete wrote:
I'm trying to work out the working hours between two specific dates, but cannot get my head around it. In cell K2 is actual_start, which is formatted to show me 30-06-2009 15:00, and L2 is actual_end, formatted the same way, say 04-10-2009 8:15. I need to know the working hours between the two dates, based on a standard business working day of 8:30am to 5:00pm. I can work out in my head that it's 27 working days, but actual_start day is only 2 hours of the working day, then 25 days of 8.5 hours, and last day nothing! * Trouble is, I have to do this for approximately 5,000 rows each month. * Can anyone please help with a formula or advice? Thanks in anticipation Pete Found the answer already! Should have phrased my initial search query here a little better! Peter |
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