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Hi, Toppers
Your formula for H13 and J13 works great, but not for I13... It shows a negative number if the hours are less then 7,5. So I will use this instead: =MAX(0;MIN(10,5;((G13-D13-(F13-E13))*24))-7,5) (I got the formula from Peo Sjoblom in my other tread her) but thanks for the effort. Harald Systemgulv Toppers skrev: try: H13: =MIN(7.5;($E$13-$D$13+$G$13-$F$13)*24) I13: =MIN(3.0;($E$13-$D$13+$G$13-$F$13)*24-7.5) J13: =MAX(0;($E$13-$D$13+$G$13-$F$13)*24-10.5) "vezerid" wrote: =MAX(0;7.5-24*(E13-D13+G13-F13)) HTH Kostis Vezerides On Jun 22, 6:33 pm, Systemgulv wrote: wMy timesheet looks like this: inn out inn out reg,h 50% 100% Total D13 E13 F13 G13 H13 I13 J13 K13 06:00 12:00 13:00 16:00 7,5 ??? 0,0 ??? (1,5) (9,0) I need help with I13: The hours between 7,5h and 10,5h. H13 to be between 0,0 to 7,5 (this one works!) =HVIS((((E13-D13)+(G13-F13))*24)7,5;7,5;((E13-D13)+(G13-F13))*24) I13 to be between 0,0 to 3,0 (this is the hours after H13 (7,5), not working?) =HVIS???? J13 to be between 0,0 to 13,5 (this is the hours after H13 and I13 (10,5), this is working!) =HVIS(((E13-D13)+(G13-F13))*2410,5;((E13-D13)+(G13-F13))*24-10,5;0) NB! I think the HVIS comand is the same as IF, logic test. Harald Systemgulv |
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