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I am setting up a time sheet in excel. For each day of the week, the end user
enters Time in and Time out. GA has a 30 min lunch break that I need to subtract out of the total time for the day. I would like the end user to be able to insert more that 30 mins if necessary. I've checked the templates on the MS web, but none subtract a time. Thanks, Zoe Marshall |
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The easiest way to do this is to format the the cells to hold a time
value (13:00) an example would be to set up A1 - D1 to hold time values have A1 be your start time of 07:30, B1 be your ending time of 15:30 (3:30pm), C1 be your lunch break 0:45 (45 minutes). The code in D1 would be "=(B1-C1)-A1" this would give you the hours worked. The only draw back is the use of military time (07:30, 15:30 and so on). On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 17:29:04 -0700, "ZoeMarshall" wrote: I am setting up a time sheet in excel. For each day of the week, the end user enters Time in and Time out. GA has a 30 min lunch break that I need to subtract out of the total time for the day. I would like the end user to be able to insert more that 30 mins if necessary. I've checked the templates on the MS web, but none subtract a time. Thanks, Zoe Marshall |
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Rather than committing to maintain an excel-based timesheet
application for the rest of your life, why not install the free one from http://journyx.com/newsg? It's web-based, tracks time, expenses and mileage - automates payroll, billing and project management, and it's free. CDrews wrote in message . .. The easiest way to do this is to format the the cells to hold a time value (13:00) an example would be to set up A1 - D1 to hold time values have A1 be your start time of 07:30, B1 be your ending time of 15:30 (3:30pm), C1 be your lunch break 0:45 (45 minutes). The code in D1 would be "=(B1-C1)-A1" this would give you the hours worked. The only draw back is the use of military time (07:30, 15:30 and so on). On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 17:29:04 -0700, "ZoeMarshall" wrote: I am setting up a time sheet in excel. For each day of the week, the end user enters Time in and Time out. GA has a 30 min lunch break that I need to subtract out of the total time for the day. I would like the end user to be able to insert more that 30 mins if necessary. I've checked the templates on the MS web, but none subtract a time. Thanks, Zoe Marshall |
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