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Function to calculate total hours worked in one week.
I have a spreadsheet that has rows of employees. The header row lists Name,
Mon, Tues, etc, through Friday, with TOTAL HOURS WORKED at the end. Each row, under day of week listed the employee's work hours (ex: Under Monday I have 7:36 - they worked 7hrs and 36 minutes). How do I calculate the TOTAL HOURS WORKED for the week? I assume there is a formula, but I can't figure it out for hours:minutes worked per week. Thanks so much for any assistance! |
Function to calculate total hours worked in one week.
=sum(B2:F2) or =B2+C2+D2+E2+F2
Format the result as [h]:mm -- David Biddulph "cahabbinga" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that has rows of employees. The header row lists Name, Mon, Tues, etc, through Friday, with TOTAL HOURS WORKED at the end. Each row, under day of week listed the employee's work hours (ex: Under Monday I have 7:36 - they worked 7hrs and 36 minutes). How do I calculate the TOTAL HOURS WORKED for the week? I assume there is a formula, but I can't figure it out for hours:minutes worked per week. Thanks so much for any assistance! |
Function to calculate total hours worked in one week.
UPDATE: I've tried using the [h]:mm & the [hh]:mm formats for the TOTAL
HOURS WORKED cell, but it doesn't compute: 7:54 + 6:39 + 7:02 + 8:09 + 7:23 + 7:50 is equalling 188:57?? What am I doing wrong?? ARGH!!! "cahabbinga" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has rows of employees. The header row lists Name, Mon, Tues, etc, through Friday, with TOTAL HOURS WORKED at the end. Each row, under day of week listed the employee's work hours (ex: Under Monday I have 7:36 - they worked 7hrs and 36 minutes). How do I calculate the TOTAL HOURS WORKED for the week? I assume there is a formula, but I can't figure it out for hours:minutes worked per week. Thanks so much for any assistance! |
Function to calculate total hours worked in one week.
That's what I've done, but the total doesn't compute... This is what I get:
7:54 6:39 7:02 8:09 7:23 TOTAL 181:07 when it should be totalling something over 43 hours and *** minutes... I'm obviously missing something... :( "David Biddulph" wrote: =sum(B2:F2) or =B2+C2+D2+E2+F2 Format the result as [h]:mm -- David Biddulph "cahabbinga" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that has rows of employees. The header row lists Name, Mon, Tues, etc, through Friday, with TOTAL HOURS WORKED at the end. Each row, under day of week listed the employee's work hours (ex: Under Monday I have 7:36 - they worked 7hrs and 36 minutes). How do I calculate the TOTAL HOURS WORKED for the week? I assume there is a formula, but I can't figure it out for hours:minutes worked per week. Thanks so much for any assistance! |
Function to calculate total hours worked in one week.
Your difference is exactly 6 days, so it looks as if your input cells
include dates, though you are displaying only the times. -- David Biddulph "cahabbinga" wrote in message ... UPDATE: I've tried using the [h]:mm & the [hh]:mm formats for the TOTAL HOURS WORKED cell, but it doesn't compute: 7:54 + 6:39 + 7:02 + 8:09 + 7:23 + 7:50 is equalling 188:57?? What am I doing wrong?? ARGH!!! "cahabbinga" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has rows of employees. The header row lists Name, Mon, Tues, etc, through Friday, with TOTAL HOURS WORKED at the end. Each row, under day of week listed the employee's work hours (ex: Under Monday I have 7:36 - they worked 7hrs and 36 minutes). How do I calculate the TOTAL HOURS WORKED for the week? I assume there is a formula, but I can't figure it out for hours:minutes worked per week. Thanks so much for any assistance! |
Function to calculate total hours worked in one week.
I get 37:07 when I add those values.
My bet is that your values aren't what you see in the cell. You're only seeing the pretty formatted text--not the real value. If you select each cell and look at the formula bar, what values do you see there. cahabbinga wrote: That's what I've done, but the total doesn't compute... This is what I get: 7:54 6:39 7:02 8:09 7:23 TOTAL 181:07 when it should be totalling something over 43 hours and *** minutes... I'm obviously missing something... :( "David Biddulph" wrote: =sum(B2:F2) or =B2+C2+D2+E2+F2 Format the result as [h]:mm -- David Biddulph "cahabbinga" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that has rows of employees. The header row lists Name, Mon, Tues, etc, through Friday, with TOTAL HOURS WORKED at the end. Each row, under day of week listed the employee's work hours (ex: Under Monday I have 7:36 - they worked 7hrs and 36 minutes). How do I calculate the TOTAL HOURS WORKED for the week? I assume there is a formula, but I can't figure it out for hours:minutes worked per week. Thanks so much for any assistance! -- Dave Peterson |
Function to calculate total hours worked in one week.
WOO HOO!! That was it!!! I had one cell that for some reason included a
date with the time... THANK U!! THANK U!!! THANK U!!! "Dave Peterson" wrote: I get 37:07 when I add those values. My bet is that your values aren't what you see in the cell. You're only seeing the pretty formatted text--not the real value. If you select each cell and look at the formula bar, what values do you see there. cahabbinga wrote: That's what I've done, but the total doesn't compute... This is what I get: 7:54 6:39 7:02 8:09 7:23 TOTAL 181:07 when it should be totalling something over 43 hours and *** minutes... I'm obviously missing something... :( "David Biddulph" wrote: =sum(B2:F2) or =B2+C2+D2+E2+F2 Format the result as [h]:mm -- David Biddulph "cahabbinga" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that has rows of employees. The header row lists Name, Mon, Tues, etc, through Friday, with TOTAL HOURS WORKED at the end. Each row, under day of week listed the employee's work hours (ex: Under Monday I have 7:36 - they worked 7hrs and 36 minutes). How do I calculate the TOTAL HOURS WORKED for the week? I assume there is a formula, but I can't figure it out for hours:minutes worked per week. Thanks so much for any assistance! -- Dave Peterson |
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