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In my last discussion, I needed to deduct a lunch period without listing an
in and out time. That problem was rectified. Thank you Gord Dibben!!! Now I want to total the number of scheduled hours for the week. If I have an associate scheduled off for a day, the daily hours worked calculation is blown, thus no week total is available. Here's an example of the daily hours worked formula - =TEXT((O3-N3)-TIME(0,30,0),"h:mm"). I have created dropdowns for the in and out cells that contain times (ie 7:00 AM, 6:00 PM). I would like to be able to have a zero time worked value in the daily hours worked cell, which I believe should take care of my weekly total hours worked formula. Thank you in advance!!! Paul |
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