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I am trying to create a formula which will calculate the amount of time spent
on a project given the conditions of a standard workday. Essentially this just requires a conditional statement which takes into account a set lunch time (12:00 -12:30) and break time (10:00 - 10:20). I have created a formula to handle this over one workday, however when a project extends over more than one day the possibilities are expanded. In such circumstances I require more IF statements than excel will allow (7). Can anyone help with this? |
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