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Phil

work schedule formla's
 
Help Me!
I'm making a work schedule using this formula =INT((F6-E6)*24) to project
daily time.. This works great for the 8:00am to 5:00 pm shift , calculates 9
hours. I need a formula to project the half hour (IE 7:30am to 5:00pm or
7:00am to 5:30 pm) and give me 10.5 hours. I've also tried the formula
=text(b2-a2,"h:m"). This works for the daily time but can't get a formula to
add up total hours for all seven days of the week. A formula for either of
the problems will be great, though the first would be best.
TIA
Phil



Bob Phillips[_5_]

work schedule formla's
 
Phil,

Just try
=(F6-E6)*24

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Help Me!
I'm making a work schedule using this formula =INT((F6-E6)*24) to project
daily time.. This works great for the 8:00am to 5:00 pm shift , calculates

9
hours. I need a formula to project the half hour (IE 7:30am to 5:00pm or
7:00am to 5:30 pm) and give me 10.5 hours. I've also tried the formula
=text(b2-a2,"h:m"). This works for the daily time but can't get a formula

to
add up total hours for all seven days of the week. A formula for either of
the problems will be great, though the first would be best.
TIA
Phil





keith

work schedule formla's
 
I used a time format =TIME(H,M,S) where 7a.m. is =TIME
(7,0,0) and 5:30p.m. is =TIME(17,30,0) then the formula
(E6-F6)*24 works for all cases.

k


-----Original Message-----
Help Me!
I'm making a work schedule using this formula =INT((F6-

E6)*24) to project
daily time.. This works great for the 8:00am to 5:00 pm

shift , calculates 9
hours. I need a formula to project the half hour (IE

7:30am to 5:00pm or
7:00am to 5:30 pm) and give me 10.5 hours. I've also

tried the formula
=text(b2-a2,"h:m"). This works for the daily time but

can't get a formula to
add up total hours for all seven days of the week. A

formula for either of
the problems will be great, though the first would be

best.
TIA
Phil


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