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I am trying to create a worksheet where I can enter my start & end times and
then use that figure to calculate my hourly fee in dollars. I have separate columns for the start & end times, another column that calculates what the difference between those is (but it shows it in h:mm format), so I have another column that converts that to a decimal (using the INT function), a column that has the hourly fee & a column for the final rate. Is there a way to eliminate the extra column with the h:mm format? |
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=(C4-B4)*24*D4
Where C4 = finisht time B4 = start Time D4 = hourly rate If you want to understand more about dates and times see: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datetime.htm Steve "Niq" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a worksheet where I can enter my start & end times and then use that figure to calculate my hourly fee in dollars. I have separate columns for the start & end times, another column that calculates what the difference between those is (but it shows it in h:mm format), so I have another column that converts that to a decimal (using the INT function), a column that has the hourly fee & a column for the final rate. Is there a way to eliminate the extra column with the h:mm format? |
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Hi!
You can eliminate the difference column and the decimal column: A2 = Start B2 = End C2 = Difference D2 = Decimal value E2 = Hourly fee =(B2-A2+(A2B2))*24*E2 Biff -----Original Message----- I am trying to create a worksheet where I can enter my start & end times and then use that figure to calculate my hourly fee in dollars. I have separate columns for the start & end times, another column that calculates what the difference between those is (but it shows it in h:mm format), so I have another column that converts that to a decimal (using the INT function), a column that has the hourly fee & a column for the final rate. Is there a way to eliminate the extra column with the h:mm format? . |
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Biff's function takes working past midnight into account.
"Steve" wrote in message ... =(C4-B4)*24*D4 Where C4 = finisht time B4 = start Time D4 = hourly rate If you want to understand more about dates and times see: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datetime.htm Steve "Niq" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a worksheet where I can enter my start & end times and then use that figure to calculate my hourly fee in dollars. I have separate columns for the start & end times, another column that calculates what the difference between those is (but it shows it in h:mm format), so I have another column that converts that to a decimal (using the INT function), a column that has the hourly fee & a column for the final rate. Is there a way to eliminate the extra column with the h:mm format? |
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