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Hi,
With the formula as stated you couldn't tell if 3 hours represented over 40 or between 35 and 40. So it sounds like what you need is =IF(A140,A1-40&" hours over 40",IF(A135,A1-40&" hours over 35",0)) -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Nucera" wrote: We have a 35 hour work week. I am trying to calculate the number of hours between 35-40, then number of hours between 35-40 if over 40, and if under 35, then it shows 0. I can do it with 2 formulas on seperate lines then doing an IF statement, but waswondering if it is possible to do it as 1 function. Thanks. -- Thank you! |
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