I have a schedule that works really well to calculate how many total hours
per employee, but when I want to add a column that multiplies the total hours
by an rate per hour, the result isn't right--it comes out in the form of
time. If I have a cell that results in 32:00:00 total hours and have that
multiplied by say 7 dollars per hour the answer comes out as 224:00:00. I
need to use the result in other labor cost calculations, but it wont' work as
a time. Is there a way to make that into a number (e.g. 224 )? I need to be
able to divied the 224:00:00 result by a number equal to total revenue and
derive a percentage. Any ideas?

Thanks people.

Rudy

=A1*7*24

Format the cell as General.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
I have a schedule that works really well to calculate
how many total hours
per employee, but when I want to add a column that
multiplies the total hours
by an rate per hour, the result isn't right--it comes
out in the form of
time. If I have a cell that results in 32:00:00 total
hours and have that
multiplied by say 7 dollars per hour the answer comes
out as 224:00:00. I
need to use the result in other labor cost calculations,
but it wont' work as
a time. Is there a way to make that into a number (e.g.
224 )? I need to be
able to divied the 224:00:00 result by a number equal to
total revenue and
derive a percentage. Any ideas?

Thanks people.

Rudy
.

Thanks Jason, but that only converts the first answer of 224:00:00 to
9.3333333.

The schedule has times entered in and out 3:00pm to 11:00pm, then sums each
day up for a total of 32:00:00. I've made another cell do the multiplication
of 32:00:00 x 7 (the employee's hourly rate of pay) which gives a result of
224:00:00. Since all the results are in time, I can't divide to get a proper
ratio. Changing the results cells format to anything else won't give me
total time. I'm stuck in a catch 22.

"Jason Morin" wrote:

=A1*7*24

Format the cell as General.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
I have a schedule that works really well to calculate
how many total hours
per employee, but when I want to add a column that
multiplies the total hours
by an rate per hour, the result isn't right--it comes
out in the form of
time. If I have a cell that results in 32:00:00 total
hours and have that
multiplied by say 7 dollars per hour the answer comes
out as 224:00:00. I
need to use the result in other labor cost calculations,
but it wont' work as
a time. Is there a way to make that into a number (e.g.
224 )? I need to be
able to divied the 224:00:00 result by a number equal to
total revenue and
derive a percentage. Any ideas?

Thanks people.

Rudy
.

No you are not stuck in catch 22

=cell_with_32:00*24*7

formatted as general returns 224 as expected

224:00:00 formatted as general returns 9.3333333
you need to multiply by 24 as well

--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

(No private emails please, for everyone's
benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum)



"Atlanta Rudy" wrote in message
...
Thanks Jason, but that only converts the first answer of 224:00:00 to
9.3333333.

The schedule has times entered in and out 3:00pm to 11:00pm, then sums
each
day up for a total of 32:00:00. I've made another cell do the
multiplication
of 32:00:00 x 7 (the employee's hourly rate of pay) which gives a result
of
224:00:00. Since all the results are in time, I can't divide to get a
proper
ratio. Changing the results cells format to anything else won't give me
total time. I'm stuck in a catch 22.

"Jason Morin" wrote:

=A1*7*24

Format the cell as General.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
I have a schedule that works really well to calculate
how many total hours
per employee, but when I want to add a column that
multiplies the total hours
by an rate per hour, the result isn't right--it comes
out in the form of
time. If I have a cell that results in 32:00:00 total
hours and have that
multiplied by say 7 dollars per hour the answer comes
out as 224:00:00. I
need to use the result in other labor cost calculations,
but it wont' work as
a time. Is there a way to make that into a number (e.g.
224 )? I need to be
able to divied the 224:00:00 result by a number equal to
total revenue and
derive a percentage. Any ideas?

Thanks people.

Rudy
.

Thanks everybody......EVERYTHING WORKS!!!!! Now my managers who don't
understand where the "any key" is can turn in a shcedule without a bunch of
"VALUE" in the total fields. Thank you all very much.

Rudy

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

No you are not stuck in catch 22

=cell_with_32:00*24*7

formatted as general returns 224 as expected

224:00:00 formatted as general returns 9.3333333
you need to multiply by 24 as well

--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

(No private emails please, for everyone's
benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum)



"Atlanta Rudy" wrote in message
...
Thanks Jason, but that only converts the first answer of 224:00:00 to
9.3333333.

The schedule has times entered in and out 3:00pm to 11:00pm, then sums
each
day up for a total of 32:00:00. I've made another cell do the
multiplication
of 32:00:00 x 7 (the employee's hourly rate of pay) which gives a result
of
224:00:00. Since all the results are in time, I can't divide to get a
proper
ratio. Changing the results cells format to anything else won't give me
total time. I'm stuck in a catch 22.

"Jason Morin" wrote:

=A1*7*24

Format the cell as General.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
I have a schedule that works really well to calculate
how many total hours
per employee, but when I want to add a column that
multiplies the total hours
by an rate per hour, the result isn't right--it comes
out in the form of
time. If I have a cell that results in 32:00:00 total
hours and have that
multiplied by say 7 dollars per hour the answer comes
out as 224:00:00. I
need to use the result in other labor cost calculations,
but it wont' work as
a time. Is there a way to make that into a number (e.g.
224 )? I need to be
able to divied the 224:00:00 result by a number equal to
total revenue and
derive a percentage. Any ideas?

Thanks people.

Rudy
.