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Kelly Thompson
 
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I have a brain fart I've been working on this for two days now and I know I'm
making it to hard. What I need is a formula I doing a time sheet, if I work
160 hours in a month I get 6 hours and 40 minutes of vaction time. So what
in need is a formula that caculates if I work lets say 150 hours I get ?
hours and ? minutes of vaction.
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JE McGimpsey
 
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One way:

If your total, in time format, is in A1:

=A1/TIME(160,0,0)*TIME(6,40,0)

or, more efficiently:

=A1 * 0.4166666666667

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I have a brain fart I've been working on this for two days now and I know I'm
making it to hard. What I need is a formula I doing a time sheet, if I work
160 hours in a month I get 6 hours and 40 minutes of vaction time. So what
in need is a formula that caculates if I work lets say 150 hours I get ?
hours and ? minutes of vaction.

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Jason Morin
 
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A1: 150
A2: 160
A3: 6:40:00

=A1*A3/A2

and format as time.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
I have a brain fart I've been working on this for two

days now and I know I'm
making it to hard. What I need is a formula I doing a

time sheet, if I work
160 hours in a month I get 6 hours and 40 minutes of

vaction time. So what
in need is a formula that caculates if I work lets say

150 hours I get ?
hours and ? minutes of vaction.
.

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Kelly Thompson
 
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Thank you two both of you.

"Kelly Thompson" wrote:

I have a brain fart I've been working on this for two days now and I know I'm
making it to hard. What I need is a formula I doing a time sheet, if I work
160 hours in a month I get 6 hours and 40 minutes of vaction time. So what
in need is a formula that caculates if I work lets say 150 hours I get ?
hours and ? minutes of vaction.

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