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Assume you have hours filled in Range A1:G1
A1:E1 for Monday to Friday and F1 for Sat and G1 for Sunday. The calculation of overtime is =IF(SUM(A1:E1)=40,SUM(A1:G1)-40,IF(SUM(A1:G1)40,SUM(A1:G1)-40,0)) If the total hours for M-F =40, then OT = total hours for all 7 days - 40; If the total hours for M-F < 40, but for all 7 days 40 then OT = total hours for all 7 days - 40; If the total hours for all 7 days <= 40 then OT = 0 ===== * ===== * ===== * ===== Daniel CHEN www.Geocities.com/UDQServices Free Data Processing Add-in< ===== * ===== * ===== * ===== "ness" wrote in message ... I have been using the IF formula to calculate everything else on this time card that I am trying to creat, but in certain instances for CA if a person does not meet 40 hours in a M-F workweek, and works on say Saturday the time worked on Saturday does not count as OT until the 40 hour threshold is met. ie: worked 35 hours M-F, worked 7 hours on Saturday, we need 5 hours to go into regular hours, and the remaining 2 hours into OT. it gets really complicated. I'm hoping someone already created a worksheet with all the formulas and can answer my question. |
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