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![]() I built a spreadsheet to calculate hours worked; I did it over a couple of weeks, reading and learning as I went. During the time I was doing this, somehow I ended up with 2 different formula for calculating hours worked...these a =IF(N31O31,MIN(("24:00"-N31+O31)*24,7.25),MIN((O31-N31)*24,7.25)) and =IF(N32O32,CEILING(("24:00"-N32+O32),7.25),MIN((O32-N32)*24,7.25)) where N and O are the start & finsh times respectively. Both seem to calculate properly, but does anyone know which is the better formula to use...of does it matter ? Thanks. -- djm ------------------------------------------------------------------------ djm's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=4793 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=539705 |
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