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calculating payroll
I need the formula to calculate hours into dollars.
For instance, here is the format for hours. [h]:mm When I try to calculate how much money that is, it doesn't come out right. so lets say that a1 is 80:00, using the format listed above, Then B1 should be A18*10.00(rate of pay per hour) When I do the obvious, A1*10.00 it comes up with $33.33. Thats obviously not right. What format is the answer box supposed to be to calculate right? |
calculating payroll
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Try this: total_hours * 24 * hourly_rate =A1*24*10 Biff "TeddyBearDJ" wrote in message ... I need the formula to calculate hours into dollars. For instance, here is the format for hours. [h]:mm When I try to calculate how much money that is, it doesn't come out right. so lets say that a1 is 80:00, using the format listed above, Then B1 should be A18*10.00(rate of pay per hour) When I do the obvious, A1*10.00 it comes up with $33.33. Thats obviously not right. What format is the answer box supposed to be to calculate right? |
calculating payroll
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Format the formula cell as GENERAL or NUMBER Biff "Biff" wrote in message ... Hi! Try this: total_hours * 24 * hourly_rate =A1*24*10 Biff "TeddyBearDJ" wrote in message ... I need the formula to calculate hours into dollars. For instance, here is the format for hours. [h]:mm When I try to calculate how much money that is, it doesn't come out right. so lets say that a1 is 80:00, using the format listed above, Then B1 should be A18*10.00(rate of pay per hour) When I do the obvious, A1*10.00 it comes up with $33.33. Thats obviously not right. What format is the answer box supposed to be to calculate right? |
calculating payroll
=CONVERT(A1,"day","hr")*10
I believe excel is still treating A1 as a date (80 hours = Jan 3, 1900, 8:00 AM = 3.33 days) * 10 = 33.33 "TeddyBearDJ" wrote: I need the formula to calculate hours into dollars. For instance, here is the format for hours. [h]:mm When I try to calculate how much money that is, it doesn't come out right. so lets say that a1 is 80:00, using the format listed above, Then B1 should be A18*10.00(rate of pay per hour) When I do the obvious, A1*10.00 it comes up with $33.33. Thats obviously not right. What format is the answer box supposed to be to calculate right? |
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