A function that separates hours worked in work shifts that overlap
 

We have temporary employees; sometimes an employee's hours will run over into
the next shift. Based on noting the employee's hours and the set time of
each shift (i.e., 1st Shift: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, 2nd Shift: 5:00 pm - 12:00
am), I need a function that will automatically sort out which hours are First
Shift, which are
Second Shift, and so forth. Furthermore, I want the function to provide the
actual number of hours worked on that shift in a separate cell. That is,
for a person who worked 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm: 1st Shift 2 hours, 2nd Shift, 4
hours, etc.

I'm thinking this will probably be a nested function, I haven't been able to
locate a function that will allow me to do the intial calculation. Any
suggestions?

Thank you.

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Katy Garrabrant-Hogan
PC Training Coordinator

A function that separates hours worked in work shifts that overlap
 

Hi,
A starter:

For First shift hours use =CalculateShiftTimes(starttime, endtime,1)
ForSecond shift hours use =CalculateShiftTimes(starttime, endtime,2)


There is no check for valid hours i.e. start before 09:00 or finish after
midnight .


Function CalculateShiftTimes(sTime, eTime, rtn)
fsTime = 0 ' First Shift Hours
ssTime = 0 ' Second Shift hours
sb = 0.70833333 ' Shift change time i.e 17:00 hours

If eTime = 0 Then eTime = 1 ' Shift finishes at midnight

If eTime <= sb Then ' Finishes before 17:00
fsTime = eTime - sTime ' First shift hours
Else ' Finishes in second shift
fsTime = sb - sTime ' First Shift Hours
ssTime = eTime - sb ' Second shift hours
End If
If rtn = 1 Then
rtnVal = fsTime
Else
rtnVal = ssTime
End If
CalculateShiftTimes = rtnVal
End Function


HTH

"Katybug1964" wrote:

We have temporary employees; sometimes an employee's hours will run over into
the next shift. Based on noting the employee's hours and the set time of
each shift (i.e., 1st Shift: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, 2nd Shift: 5:00 pm - 12:00
am), I need a function that will automatically sort out which hours are First
Shift, which are
Second Shift, and so forth. Furthermore, I want the function to provide the
actual number of hours worked on that shift in a separate cell. That is,
for a person who worked 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm: 1st Shift 2 hours, 2nd Shift, 4
hours, etc.

I'm thinking this will probably be a nested function, I haven't been able to
locate a function that will allow me to do the intial calculation. Any
suggestions?

Thank you.

--
Katy Garrabrant-Hogan
PC Training Coordinator

A function that separates hours worked in work shifts that ove
 

Thank you! It's very helpful. I haven't written a macro in a while so this
will be good practice.

--
Katy Garrabrant-Hogan
PC Training Coordinator


"Toppers" wrote:

Hi,
A starter:

For First shift hours use =CalculateShiftTimes(starttime, endtime,1)
ForSecond shift hours use =CalculateShiftTimes(starttime, endtime,2)


There is no check for valid hours i.e. start before 09:00 or finish after
midnight .


Function CalculateShiftTimes(sTime, eTime, rtn)
fsTime = 0 ' First Shift Hours
ssTime = 0 ' Second Shift hours
sb = 0.70833333 ' Shift change time i.e 17:00 hours

If eTime = 0 Then eTime = 1 ' Shift finishes at midnight

If eTime <= sb Then ' Finishes before 17:00
fsTime = eTime - sTime ' First shift hours
Else ' Finishes in second shift
fsTime = sb - sTime ' First Shift Hours
ssTime = eTime - sb ' Second shift hours
End If
If rtn = 1 Then
rtnVal = fsTime
Else
rtnVal = ssTime
End If
CalculateShiftTimes = rtnVal
End Function


HTH

"Katybug1964" wrote:

We have temporary employees; sometimes an employee's hours will run over into
the next shift. Based on noting the employee's hours and the set time of
each shift (i.e., 1st Shift: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, 2nd Shift: 5:00 pm - 12:00
am), I need a function that will automatically sort out which hours are First
Shift, which are
Second Shift, and so forth. Furthermore, I want the function to provide the
actual number of hours worked on that shift in a separate cell. That is,
for a person who worked 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm: 1st Shift 2 hours, 2nd Shift, 4
hours, etc.

I'm thinking this will probably be a nested function, I haven't been able to
locate a function that will allow me to do the intial calculation. Any
suggestions?

Thank you.

--
Katy Garrabrant-Hogan
PC Training Coordinator