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I enter an employee's start time in cell C1 as 11:00. I have the cell
formatted to return 11:00 AM. I enter his stop time in cell D1 as 16:00, and the cell returns 4:00 PM. Cell E1 calculates D1-C1, and gives me 5:00 because I have it formatted [h]:mm for elapsed time. Now I enter the hourly rate ($10.00) in cell F1, formatted for currency. I want cell G1 to tell me I owe the employee $50.00 (5 hours at $10.00/hour). What formula do I need for cell G1? Or do I need to change the formatting on some of my other cells? Thanks for your help. Somebody always seems to have the answer on here! -- Jim |
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Hi Jim
=E1*F1*24 HTH. Best wishes Harald "Jim" skrev i melding ... I enter an employee's start time in cell C1 as 11:00. I have the cell formatted to return 11:00 AM. I enter his stop time in cell D1 as 16:00, and the cell returns 4:00 PM. Cell E1 calculates D1-C1, and gives me 5:00 because I have it formatted [h]:mm for elapsed time. Now I enter the hourly rate ($10.00) in cell F1, formatted for currency. I want cell G1 to tell me I owe the employee $50.00 (5 hours at $10.00/hour). What formula do I need for cell G1? Or do I need to change the formatting on some of my other cells? Thanks for your help. Somebody always seems to have the answer on here! -- Jim |
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G1 = E1*F1*24 formatted as general or currency 1 hour = 1 24th of a day, hence the reason for multiplying by 24 Regards Trevor "Jim" wrote in message ... I enter an employee's start time in cell C1 as 11:00. I have the cell formatted to return 11:00 AM. I enter his stop time in cell D1 as 16:00, and the cell returns 4:00 PM. Cell E1 calculates D1-C1, and gives me 5:00 because I have it formatted [h]:mm for elapsed time. Now I enter the hourly rate ($10.00) in cell F1, formatted for currency. I want cell G1 to tell me I owe the employee $50.00 (5 hours at $10.00/hour). What formula do I need for cell G1? Or do I need to change the formatting on some of my other cells? Thanks for your help. Somebody always seems to have the answer on here! -- Jim |
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=E1*24*F1 Format the cell as CURRENCY Biff "Jim" wrote in message ... I enter an employee's start time in cell C1 as 11:00. I have the cell formatted to return 11:00 AM. I enter his stop time in cell D1 as 16:00, and the cell returns 4:00 PM. Cell E1 calculates D1-C1, and gives me 5:00 because I have it formatted [h]:mm for elapsed time. Now I enter the hourly rate ($10.00) in cell F1, formatted for currency. I want cell G1 to tell me I owe the employee $50.00 (5 hours at $10.00/hour). What formula do I need for cell G1? Or do I need to change the formatting on some of my other cells? Thanks for your help. Somebody always seems to have the answer on here! -- Jim |
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