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mutiply by either REG or OT hours, and SUM!
I am trying to figure out a way to quickly generate a gross payroll number
without the aid of a 'helper' row, which won't work this situation. I have about 60 employees. Sample: NAME(A) PAY(B) REG(C) OT(D) Joe Worker 8 40 Jane Workr 8 Big Slacker 7.5 15 MR No Life 10 80 12 Mr. No Life also gets overtime at 1.5x his normal rate. The correct sum for this would be $1412.50. Any help? |
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mutiply by either REG or OT hours, and SUM!
Try: =IF(ISBLANK(D1),B1*C1,B1*C1+(D1*B1*1.5))
I'm assuming B is the hourly rate in the equation above. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I am trying to figure out a way to quickly generate a gross payroll number without the aid of a 'helper' row, which won't work this situation. I have about 60 employees. Sample: NAME(A) PAY(B) REG(C) OT(D) Joe Worker 8 40 Jane Workr 8 Big Slacker 7.5 15 MR No Life 10 80 12 Mr. No Life also gets overtime at 1.5x his normal rate. The correct sum for this would be $1412.50. Any help? |
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mutiply by either REG or OT hours, and SUM!
I tried the formula and it did not work. I need to sum and get the total for
about 60 employees, wouldn't some form of sumif be appropriate? Thanks. "Dave F" wrote: Try: =IF(ISBLANK(D1),B1*C1,B1*C1+(D1*B1*1.5)) I'm assuming B is the hourly rate in the equation above. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I am trying to figure out a way to quickly generate a gross payroll number without the aid of a 'helper' row, which won't work this situation. I have about 60 employees. Sample: NAME(A) PAY(B) REG(C) OT(D) Joe Worker 8 40 Jane Workr 8 Big Slacker 7.5 15 MR No Life 10 80 12 Mr. No Life also gets overtime at 1.5x his normal rate. The correct sum for this would be $1412.50. Any help? |
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mutiply by either REG or OT hours, and SUM!
You have to fill that formula down and then sum the sums.
Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I tried the formula and it did not work. I need to sum and get the total for about 60 employees, wouldn't some form of sumif be appropriate? Thanks. "Dave F" wrote: Try: =IF(ISBLANK(D1),B1*C1,B1*C1+(D1*B1*1.5)) I'm assuming B is the hourly rate in the equation above. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I am trying to figure out a way to quickly generate a gross payroll number without the aid of a 'helper' row, which won't work this situation. I have about 60 employees. Sample: NAME(A) PAY(B) REG(C) OT(D) Joe Worker 8 40 Jane Workr 8 Big Slacker 7.5 15 MR No Life 10 80 12 Mr. No Life also gets overtime at 1.5x his normal rate. The correct sum for this would be $1412.50. Any help? |
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mutiply by either REG or OT hours, and SUM!
Unfjortunately I don't have the luxury of a column to add each row. I only
have a little space at bottom of a spreadsheet that I can't alter very much. How would I get the sum of B1*C1, B2*C2, B3*C3, etc in one cell at the bottom? "Dave F" wrote: You have to fill that formula down and then sum the sums. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I tried the formula and it did not work. I need to sum and get the total for about 60 employees, wouldn't some form of sumif be appropriate? Thanks. "Dave F" wrote: Try: =IF(ISBLANK(D1),B1*C1,B1*C1+(D1*B1*1.5)) I'm assuming B is the hourly rate in the equation above. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I am trying to figure out a way to quickly generate a gross payroll number without the aid of a 'helper' row, which won't work this situation. I have about 60 employees. Sample: NAME(A) PAY(B) REG(C) OT(D) Joe Worker 8 40 Jane Workr 8 Big Slacker 7.5 15 MR No Life 10 80 12 Mr. No Life also gets overtime at 1.5x his normal rate. The correct sum for this would be $1412.50. Any help? |
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Hi
I don't understand why you have so little space on a sheet which potentially has 256 columns x 65,536 rows but nevertheless you could use =SUMPRODUCT(C1:C4,D1:D4)+SUMPRODUCT(C1:C4,E1:E4)*1 .5 -- Regards Roger Govier "Raza" wrote in message ... Unfjortunately I don't have the luxury of a column to add each row. I only have a little space at bottom of a spreadsheet that I can't alter very much. How would I get the sum of B1*C1, B2*C2, B3*C3, etc in one cell at the bottom? "Dave F" wrote: You have to fill that formula down and then sum the sums. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I tried the formula and it did not work. I need to sum and get the total for about 60 employees, wouldn't some form of sumif be appropriate? Thanks. "Dave F" wrote: Try: =IF(ISBLANK(D1),B1*C1,B1*C1+(D1*B1*1.5)) I'm assuming B is the hourly rate in the equation above. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I am trying to figure out a way to quickly generate a gross payroll number without the aid of a 'helper' row, which won't work this situation. I have about 60 employees. Sample: NAME(A) PAY(B) REG(C) OT(D) Joe Worker 8 40 Jane Workr 8 Big Slacker 7.5 15 MR No Life 10 80 12 Mr. No Life also gets overtime at 1.5x his normal rate. The correct sum for this would be $1412.50. Any help? |
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mutiply by either REG or OT hours, and SUM!
Sorry for the confusion, but it's a standard form that our company uses and
we aren't allowed to add columns becuase they need to keep things consistent. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi I don't understand why you have so little space on a sheet which potentially has 256 columns x 65,536 rows but nevertheless you could use =SUMPRODUCT(C1:C4,D1:D4)+SUMPRODUCT(C1:C4,E1:E4)*1 .5 -- Regards Roger Govier "Raza" wrote in message ... Unfjortunately I don't have the luxury of a column to add each row. I only have a little space at bottom of a spreadsheet that I can't alter very much. How would I get the sum of B1*C1, B2*C2, B3*C3, etc in one cell at the bottom? "Dave F" wrote: You have to fill that formula down and then sum the sums. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I tried the formula and it did not work. I need to sum and get the total for about 60 employees, wouldn't some form of sumif be appropriate? Thanks. "Dave F" wrote: Try: =IF(ISBLANK(D1),B1*C1,B1*C1+(D1*B1*1.5)) I'm assuming B is the hourly rate in the equation above. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Raza" wrote: I am trying to figure out a way to quickly generate a gross payroll number without the aid of a 'helper' row, which won't work this situation. I have about 60 employees. Sample: NAME(A) PAY(B) REG(C) OT(D) Joe Worker 8 40 Jane Workr 8 Big Slacker 7.5 15 MR No Life 10 80 12 Mr. No Life also gets overtime at 1.5x his normal rate. The correct sum for this would be $1412.50. Any help? |
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