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How can I calculate peak minutes in Excel? (< 9:00 PM, weekdays)
I am looking for a formula in Excel that will calculate peak and non-peak
cell phone minutes. Non-peak hours are after 9:00 PM and on weekends. Thank you, |
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How can I calculate peak minutes in Excel? (< 9:00 PM, weekdays)
From 9:00 PM until when??
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200820 "MagicBill" wrote: I am looking for a formula in Excel that will calculate peak and non-peak cell phone minutes. Non-peak hours are after 9:00 PM and on weekends. Thank you, |
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How can I calculate peak minutes in Excel? (< 9:00 PM, weekday
I believe the peak minutes start at 7 AM the following day.
I tried nested statements but it blows up on me. Thanks! MagicBil "Gary''s Student" wrote: From 9:00 PM until when?? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200820 "MagicBill" wrote: I am looking for a formula in Excel that will calculate peak and non-peak cell phone minutes. Non-peak hours are after 9:00 PM and on weekends. Thank you, |
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