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Need a formula for this problem
I am designing a spreadsheet in Excel and I need to track employee hours
using the following conditions. I already have a worsheet for each week totaling the hours each day. I need a formula that would account for an employee working more than 60 hours in any consecutive 7 day period. There is also a 70 hr/ 8 day rule and a 120 hour/ 14 day rule. as outlined below. A driver my not drive a truck or bus after having been on duty for, a) 60 hours in 7 consecutive days, without having 8 hours off, or b) 70 hours in 8 consecutive days, or c) 120 hours in 14 consecutive days Please help, Thank you in advance. Martin |
-----Original Message----- I am designing a spreadsheet in Excel and I need to track employee hours using the following conditions. I already have a worsheet for each week totaling the hours each day. I need a formula that would account for an employee working more than 60 hours in any consecutive 7 day period. There is also a 70 hr/ 8 day rule and a 120 hour/ 14 day rule. as outlined below. A driver my not drive a truck or bus after having been on duty for, a) 60 hours in 7 consecutive days, without having 8 hours off, or b) 70 hours in 8 consecutive days, or c) 120 hours in 14 consecutive days Please help, Thank you in advance. Martin .It is easy to add up the hours of the last 3 days, or the last 4 days. But when he reaches 56 hours in 6 days, what are you going to do. also, how many hours can he work in one day, 12, 16 ? If you send more info to me at I will try to help you |
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