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I am building a work schedule. I have different text and numerical codes for
shifts (ob1, ob2, n, sac, 9-5, 1, AND ER) I want the schedule to add only the text I have in parenthesis. I want this to be a numerical value. I want it to ignore my day off code and Holiday Time(do, ht) Also after this I want another cell to show 12- the answer I received from the added days above. I do not want to change the format of my schedule. It has been used for years. I am using Microsoft Excel 2003 98xp pro -- Jay Taylor |
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I'm not clear on what you want.
First you say you want the schedule to add only the text in parens Then you say you want the entry to be a numeric value. The text in parents is not numeric. Do you want to convert it to numeric somehow? A piece of this puzzle is missing. We'll get to the 12 later. "Jay Taylor" wrote in message ... I am building a work schedule. I have different text and numerical codes for shifts (ob1, ob2, n, sac, 9-5, 1, AND ER) I want the schedule to add only the text I have in parenthesis. I want this to be a numerical value. I want it to ignore my day off code and Holiday Time(do, ht) Also after this I want another cell to show 12- the answer I received from the added days above. I do not want to change the format of my schedule. It has been used for years. I am using Microsoft Excel 2003 98xp pro -- Jay Taylor |
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ob1 & ob2 needs to equal 12, n,sac,9-5,1,and er needs to equal 8.
1 2 3 4 5 worker 1 ob1 9-5 1 ob2 n should equal 48 worker 2 n 1 9-5 ob1 ob2 should equal 48 -- Jay Taylor "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I'm not clear on what you want. First you say you want the schedule to add only the text in parens Then you say you want the entry to be a numeric value. The text in parents is not numeric. Do you want to convert it to numeric somehow? A piece of this puzzle is missing. We'll get to the 12 later. "Jay Taylor" wrote in message ... I am building a work schedule. I have different text and numerical codes for shifts (ob1, ob2, n, sac, 9-5, 1, AND ER) I want the schedule to add only the text I have in parenthesis. I want this to be a numerical value. I want it to ignore my day off code and Holiday Time(do, ht) Also after this I want another cell to show 12- the answer I received from the added days above. I do not want to change the format of my schedule. It has been used for years. I am using Microsoft Excel 2003 98xp pro -- Jay Taylor |
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Hi Jay
With your data in A1:F3, enter in cell H2 =SUMPRODUCT(--(B1:F1<"")*8)+SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(B1:F1,2)="ob")*4) and copy down Regards Roger Govier Jay Taylor wrote: ob1 & ob2 needs to equal 12, n,sac,9-5,1,and er needs to equal 8. 1 2 3 4 5 worker 1 ob1 9-5 1 ob2 n should equal 48 worker 2 n 1 9-5 ob1 ob2 should equal 48 |
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