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sockmodel7

help writing formula to determine salary/overtime
 

Alright, here's the deal, the wonderful people at my college bookstore
didn't manage to get my textbook in until 1 1/2 weeks left in the
semester and I need some help putting together a formula in Excel 2003
for the final that will determine the salary of multiple employees, at
different hours, pay per hour and overtime.

i.e.
employee 1: 40 hours at $9
emp. 2: 48 at 10
emp. 3: 42 at $8
emp. 4: 44 at $9.50

All hours after 40 hours are time and a half. If someone could help
construct a formula for this it would be hugely appreciated because my
efforts to do so have only resulted in profanity.

We'll also have to determine pay after 8% taxes, so I'm assuming that
can be done with a forumla sum=gross pay*8% followed by the auto sum
feature for all columns in that field?


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JE McGimpsey

help writing formula to determine salary/overtime
 
....and there wasn't a single copy that could be borrowed anywhere?

Take a look he

http://cpearson.com/excel/overtime.htm


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sockmodel7
wrote:

Alright, here's the deal, the wonderful people at my college bookstore
didn't manage to get my textbook in until 1 1/2 weeks left in the
semester and I need some help putting together a formula in Excel 2003
for the final that will determine the salary of multiple employees, at
different hours, pay per hour and overtime.


Roger Govier

help writing formula to determine salary/overtime
 
Hi

One way
With Hours worked in A1 and Rate per hour in B1, enter in C1
=MIN(40,A1)*B1+MAX(0,A1-40)*B1*1.5
For Taxes, in D1 enter
=C1*8%

I think you should be able to work the rest out from there.

Regards

Roger Govier


sockmodel7 wrote:
Alright, here's the deal, the wonderful people at my college bookstore
didn't manage to get my textbook in until 1 1/2 weeks left in the
semester and I need some help putting together a formula in Excel 2003
for the final that will determine the salary of multiple employees, at
different hours, pay per hour and overtime.

i.e.
employee 1: 40 hours at $9
emp. 2: 48 at 10
emp. 3: 42 at $8
emp. 4: 44 at $9.50

All hours after 40 hours are time and a half. If someone could help
construct a formula for this it would be hugely appreciated because my
efforts to do so have only resulted in profanity.

We'll also have to determine pay after 8% taxes, so I'm assuming that
can be done with a forumla sum=gross pay*8% followed by the auto sum
feature for all columns in that field?




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