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The time should fall in between the shift timings only
Hi Friends,
I am creating a project management sheet in google, where I need to record the actual time the task started and the planned time the task was supposed to start. It works with timestamps and the data is being picked up from google form. Once the project starts, we have to calculate the planned time by adding the required hours for each project. the condition here is that the time calculated should fall in between the shift timings i.e between 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM and not beyond that. |
The time should fall in between the shift timings only
Hi Friends,
I am creating a project management sheet in google, where I need to record the actual time the task started and the planned time the task was supposed to start. It works with timestamps and the data is being picked up from google form. Once the project starts, we have to calculate the planned time by adding the required hours for each project. the condition here is that the time calculated should fall in between the shift timings i.e between 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM and not beyond that. Google Sheets *is not Excel* and so you should consult its own online user guide for how to use it. You need to get your business logic sorted out: Time to complete a project has nothing to do with 'shift hours', but it does affect how many worker hours will be required to complete the project. That will determine the number of workers required for the number of 'shifts' it will take to complete the project. The number of shifts will edpend on the number of workers available per shift. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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