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I am new at calulating formulas I need help.
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There are a large number of potential formulae, depending on how your
overtime is set up. Overtime rules vary from company to company, and
state/country to state/country.

Posting the rules you use will make sure any answers are relevant.

Also, you need to say what the inputs and outputs are... Do you have a
range with daily times, or do you just have a cell with the number of
hours? Do you want your output to be the number of overtime hours, or
the overtime pay due?

Just for starters, here's a simple example. Assume that a worker gets
time and a half for hours over 40 per week:

A1: 45:00 <==== Total hours worked in a week
A2: $10.00 <==== Hourly rate

A3: =(A1+MAX(A1-40/24,0)/2)*24*A2 <=== Total pay due

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