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Subtotaling of hours
Example:
A B C TIMESHEET In out Hours 8:00 17:15 8:15 [Hours is calculated, B - A, "In", "Out", formatted as hh:mm) 9:00 17:00 8:00 Total xxxx PROBLEM: If I use SUM() to calculate xxxx the number is wrong. What function can I use to come up with the correct total of 16:15 ? Thanks a lot, Thomas |
Subtotaling of hours
One way would be to multiply the sum by 24 and format the cell as a number.
Your result would be 16.25 (since 15 minutes is a quarter of an hour.) -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Thomas" wrote: Example: A B C TIMESHEET In out Hours 8:00 17:15 8:15 [Hours is calculated, B - A, "In", "Out", formatted as hh:mm) 9:00 17:00 8:00 Total xxxx PROBLEM: If I use SUM() to calculate xxxx the number is wrong. What function can I use to come up with the correct total of 16:15 ? Thanks a lot, Thomas |
Subtotaling of hours
The correct answer is not 16:15 but 17:15, because the correct answer for
17:15 - 8:00 is not 8:15 but 9:15. =SUM() for the cells containing 9:15 and 8:00 will give the correct answer of 17:15 if you format the cell as hh:mm (or I would recommend [h]:mm, in case you get a total that goes beyond 24 hours). -- David Biddulph "Thomas" wrote in message ... Example: A B C TIMESHEET In out Hours 8:00 17:15 8:15 [Hours is calculated, B - A, "In", "Out", formatted as hh:mm) 9:00 17:00 8:00 Total xxxx PROBLEM: If I use SUM() to calculate xxxx the number is wrong. What function can I use to come up with the correct total of 16:15 ? Thanks a lot, Thomas |
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