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From a database of customer training appointments, I need to count the time
each employee works each day. One customer is scheduled with an employee at a time. The current formula double-counts overlapping time periods. Current formula: =(SUMPRODUCT((Emp=382)*(Date=4/1/2006)*(Duration)))/60 The data looks like: Emp Date Start time Min. AptID 382 4/1/06 9:00:00 AM 60 123 382 4/1/06 9:00:00 AM 60 123 382 4/106 1:00:00 PM 90 223 382 4/1/06 2:00:00 PM 90 223 382 4/1/06 4:00:00 PM 60 333 382 4/1/06 4:00:00 PM 60 333 210 Total Minutes What formula would keep from double counting the same time period by ignoring subsequent records with the same AptID? |
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