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Hey Guys,
Just a quick question here, i am working on a staffing sheet of sorts, with three columns A B C --- --- --- Name Time In Time Out Me 09.00 17.00 i want to if any of you have any idea group cells B and C and work out stuff like shift duration **(sum=(C - B), and a verity of other stuff, i.e. lates, helf days, etc. The way i have it working currently is setting a range i.e. (B2:C20) and then looking through that way and matching criteria. I guess i am asking is, are there any better ways of achieving this? any help would be much appriciated. The Noob **Just as a note it dose not matter about the number format being time as all the durations are added up into 2 decimal point numbers. |
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Hi,
Basically when working with times it's math's and here are a few simple ones to get you started =(C2-B2) Gives the shift duration You could look at b2 and do this =IF(B2TIME(9,0,0),"Arrived Late","") Or c2 and do this =IF(C2<TIME(17,0,0),"Went early","") Hope this helps. Mike "Noob McKnownowt" wrote: Hey Guys, Just a quick question here, i am working on a staffing sheet of sorts, with three columns A B C --- --- --- Name Time In Time Out Me 09.00 17.00 i want to if any of you have any idea group cells B and C and work out stuff like shift duration **(sum=(C - B), and a verity of other stuff, i.e. lates, helf days, etc. The way i have it working currently is setting a range i.e. (B2:C20) and then looking through that way and matching criteria. I guess i am asking is, are there any better ways of achieving this? any help would be much appriciated. The Noob **Just as a note it dose not matter about the number format being time as all the durations are added up into 2 decimal point numbers. |
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See http://www.cpearson.com/excel/overtime.htm
HTH. Best wishes Harald "Noob McKnownowt" wrote in message ... Hey Guys, Just a quick question here, i am working on a staffing sheet of sorts, with three columns A B C --- --- --- Name Time In Time Out Me 09.00 17.00 |
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Thanks Harald and Mike,
unfortunatley i work with some.....less than computer literate people and because staff levels are constantly changing i must avoid using formulas, because my colleagues ruin them, so i am doing everything in code in VBA, i was just looking for a way of grouping two cells together that would give me a bit more control than the range system i was using, i have figured a work around out so i will see where that takes me. but like i said thanks very much for the input, and if what i try don't work, i'll be back :) The Noob. |
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Hi Noob
Yeah, blame your users <g. You should as a developer be able to make something that a user can't misunderstand and also can't break. Best wishes Harald "Noob McKnownowt" wrote in message ... Thanks Harald and Mike, unfortunatley i work with some.....less than computer literate people and because staff levels are constantly changing i must avoid using formulas, because my colleagues ruin them, so i am doing everything in code in VBA, i was just looking for a way of grouping two cells together that would give me a bit more control than the range system i was using, i have figured a work around out so i will see where that takes me. but like i said thanks very much for the input, and if what i try don't work, i'll be back :) The Noob. |
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Sorry, fell out of edit: Start with a look at worksheet protection and
passwords. Best wishes Harald "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Hi Noob Yeah, blame your users <g. You should as a developer be able to make something that a user can't misunderstand and also can't break. Best wishes Harald "Noob McKnownowt" wrote in message ... Thanks Harald and Mike, unfortunatley i work with some.....less than computer literate people and because staff levels are constantly changing i must avoid using formulas, because my colleagues ruin them, so i am doing everything in code in VBA, i was just looking for a way of grouping two cells together that would give me a bit more control than the range system i was using, i have figured a work around out so i will see where that takes me. but like i said thanks very much for the input, and if what i try don't work, i'll be back :) The Noob. |
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