negative time summation calculation for a standard day
I am trying to use calculations with time in the form hh:mm - hh:mm and EXCEL
does not like negative time. The calculation is to accumulat over a week the actual time worked by aggregating the hours worked on a daily basis. Thus at the end of the week the time worked is ((monday time worked) XX:XX - 7:12 + (tuesday time worked) XX:XX - 7:12, etc for the week) |
negative time summation calculation for a standard day
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or convert excel time to decimal by multiply by 24 "Glamb" wrote: I am trying to use calculations with time in the form hh:mm - hh:mm and EXCEL does not like negative time. The calculation is to accumulat over a week the actual time worked by aggregating the hours worked on a daily basis. Thus at the end of the week the time worked is ((monday time worked) XX:XX - 7:12 + (tuesday time worked) XX:XX - 7:12, etc for the week) |
negative time summation calculation for a standard day
Excel will happily do any calculations with times, it just won't *display* a
negative time. If you don't ever have to display a negative time, then just do the calculations. If you do, TM has given you the options. Regards, Fred "Glamb" wrote in message ... I am trying to use calculations with time in the form hh:mm - hh:mm and EXCEL does not like negative time. The calculation is to accumulat over a week the actual time worked by aggregating the hours worked on a daily basis. Thus at the end of the week the time worked is ((monday time worked) XX:XX - 7:12 + (tuesday time worked) XX:XX - 7:12, etc for the week) |
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