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Hi, each month I create an excel worksheet for the total amount of hours
attended at work. I have formatted the cells to show the start and finish time in 13:00 format. I then subtract start from finish to get the total hours for that day. In another cell I add up the total hours during 31 days to get the month's total. The problem is that I then have to subtract the total obligatory hours from the total hours of actual attendence. If i have hours missing, only ######### symbols are displayed and not the actual amount of hours missed. This totally destroys the whole point of the exercize. (If I format the cell to "general" then the total is completly wrong). How do I remedy this? I use Office 2003 with Windows XP. Would greatly appreciate your help. Many thanks! |
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