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Default changing time formula from 16 hour days to 24

I am using a spreed sheet that runs a time line as to how long something will
take to be produced. On a separate work sheet I have numbered the different
step and assigned how much time it takes to go through each step. All someone
needs to do is enter in all of the steps that a part will go through and it
calculates how long it will take. My problem is that the formulas are based
on a 16 hour work day and not 24 hours. How can I change this?

Here is the formula

=IF(A21="","",IF(AND((MOD(D20,1)+(VLOOKUP(A21,'WOR K
STEPS'!D$2:E$39,2,TRUE))0.041666),MOD(D20,1)<0.33 3333),IF(WEEKDAY(D20,1)=6,(ROUNDDOWN(D20,0)+2.3333 33+VLOOKUP(A21,'WORK
STEPS'!D$2:E$39,2,TRUE)),(ROUNDDOWN(D20,0)+0.33333 3+VLOOKUP(A21,'WORK
STEPS'!D$2:E$39,2,TRUE))),D20+VLOOKUP(A21,'WORK STEPS'!D$2:E$39,2,TRUE)))


Thank You

Scott
 
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