I am currently using Excel 2007 and I am trying to find a good working formula for Normal Hours worked:
I have the following code for Total Hours, Time and a Half and Double Time hours but I can't seem to get the right formula for working up to 8 hours.
Whereas C11 = Total hours added for the day.
=MOD(SUMPRODUCT(C8:C10-C7:C9),1) =Total Hours Worked
=Normal work hours between 0 to 8 hour work day.
=MIN("04:00",MAX(0,C11-"08:00")) =Time and a Half hours over 8 hours worked.
=MAX(0,C11-"12:00") =Double Time hours over 12 hours worked
i had a sheet with the employee name,Working Place, Designation,Starting Time & Ending Time of each employee working in a Department. I want to track the no of hours each employee worked in the Format 1 Hr: 45 Mins .
i tried to get the result by substracting the ending time from starting time and then formatted the cells using the TIME FORMAT from the FORMAT Menu>Format Cells > TIME. But i m not getting the required result. I want a vba code or formula for extracting the no of Hrs & Mins the employee worked using the above formula.
How should I calculate working hours between two dates? Say if start at 9/25/2009 7:26:13 PM and finish at 10/20/2009 9:46:13 AM, the function should return 245:20:00 because the working hours are from 8am to 11 PM (8 - 23), and there are weekends between the dates. Preferably the function should work like the NETWORKDAYS() function, but it should also include the time, not just the dates.
The below formulae allows me to see the difference between two dates and only returns the difference in working hours ie : Difference between 02/02/2010 08:00 & 03/02/2010 08:00 is 16 Hours 0 Minutes
=(INT(A3)-INT(C6))+MAX(MOD(A3,1)-MAX(MOD(C6,1)))
The following displays it in the Hrs and Mins format
I have weird alpha value like 14.385%, a sample size (36). What is the corresponding critical value for the normal distribution. There are questions like this dealing with the Student T dist, Chi Squared and F distribution. If i can figure out how to do it for one I can probably do it for all of them.
I'm been trying to create a timesheet that will auto calculate the hours of normal / overtime 1 / overtime 2
Rules: Saturday / Sunday / Public Holiday = Overtime 2 Monday to Friday (8:30 till 17:30) = Normal (Auto Monday to Friday (17:30 till 22:00) = Overtime 1 Monday to Friday (22:00 till 8:30) = Overtime 2
* If Public Holiday column is set to 1 then all hours will auto set to overtime 2
* If Breaktime column is > 0 then deduct from total hours calculate
Sample:
Name Date / Day Public Holiday Start time End time Breaktime Normal hour(s) Overtime 1 Overtime 2
Lunch is not paid. Holiday and vacation hours get calculated at the regular pay rate. Overtime is anything in excess of 8 hours per day and/or in excess of 40 hours per week and/or over 5 working days per week. Saturdays for most the employees will be overtime because it will be their 6th workday of the week; but it will be regular time for one employee as it will only be his 5th workday of the week.
For accounting and payroll purposes, we need the totals to display in both hour and decimal format.
So far, I have Lunch, Regular and Overtime hours figured out, but I still need to work with Saturday, Vacation and Holiday hours. Also, currently, the time in and out has to be typed in with the colon and AM or PM. Is there another way to input the info without having to type in those items? I'm trying to make it as user friendly as possible.
find a formula that will calculate the hours between the two below values but only take in to consideration the business hours (from 9 to 17) and exclude any weekends?
I am measuring total time accumulated over a week using hh:mm format. Once I pass over the 24 marker then the format changes. How can I keep this to hours only?
I have a spreadsheet that calculates the total working hours of our warehouse staff, overtime, etc... using some good advice that has been published here before.
Cell C1 : starting hour Cell D1 : ending hour
The hours are filled in, using 1904 system, without date as 08:00, 12:00, 21:00, etc... total hours is calculated as follows: =(D1-C1+(D1
I have a spreadsheet with various date fields and next to those time fields. I need to calculate the amount of working hours between the 2 lots of values
for example
Cell A has "22/02/2008" Cell B has "16:44:00" Cell J has "25/02/2008" Cell K has "08:59:00"
The answer i'm looking for is 01:29:00. The working hours are Monday to Friday 07:30 - 16:00. This is what I have so far and it gives me the total hours between the 2 dates but not the working hours. =IF(J10-A10=0,K10-B10,((J10-A10)+(K10-B10))) (Formatted with [h]:mm:ss). I have tried using workingday() but can't get the desired result
I'm trying to calculate shift working hours without using dates.
The scenario is
Cell A1 = Start Time Cell A2 = Start Time Cell A3 = Break Time
Basically I want the output to calculate hours worked between:-
0000 and 0600 as a total in cell A4 0600 and 1800 as a total in cell A5 1800 and 0000 as a total in cell A6
Then if the value of A5 is greater than A3, subtract A3, but if the value of A5 is less than the value of A3, A5 should be zero and the remainder of the value of A3 subtracted from A4 (or A6) depending which has a value.
How should I calculate working hours between two dates? Say if start at 26 july at 15:00 and finish at 29 july at 10:00, the function should return 4 hours because the working hours are from 8am to 5pm (8 - 17), and there is a weekend between the dates. Preferably the function should work like the NETWORKDAYS() function, but it should also include the time, not just the dates. And also, if have to add say 8 hours to a date, how should I calculate the result? Also this function should aware of the working hours and holidays, so it should ignore those times.
I would like to write a macro that can return the number of hours worked during the night shift.
In this case, the night shift starts at 21:00pm and ends at 6:am next day.
The column "I2" returns the number of hours worked during the day - formula ((F3-C3+(F3<C3))-(E3-D3+(E3<C3)))*24); The column "J2" gives the overtime hours taking into account the number of regular hours allowed - IF(OR(I3="",I3<6),"",IF(I3>H3,"",I3-H3)); Cells "C3:F13" allows users to set up (using a data validation list) starting time, lunch in, lunch out, end time ( columns C and D AM; E and F PM);
My question is: How can I calculate night hours in column K, without having conflits with numbers returned in column I (worked hours)? Is it possible to write a macro for this?
Below please see the table:
B C D E F G H I J K
1 Name Start Time Lunch In Lunch Out End time BREAK? Regular hours Worked Hours Overtime Night Shift
Want to work out formula for working hours If Mr Smith is booked to work I must pay him a min of 8 hours pay at rate A then upto 10 hours still on rate A but after that he gets rate B I need to enter his data on a daily spreadsheet
Need VBA macro to read and sum data from multiple worksheets
The “summary” worksheet contains list of all employees. I need to update the total number of hours for each employee by scanning all worksheets in the workbook as follows:
Once I click on a "update" button, I need to scan all worksheets (I have one worksheet for each week) which contains the total number of hours for employees by week. I need to calculate and add the total number of working hours for each employee then move to the next worksheet and so on ..
Once all worksheets are all scanned, the final total of working hours get posted in front of the employee name in the assigned field.. I need to do this for all employees. I also need a macro to create a new worksheet.. I attached an example with little description inside .. Labor Detail Job to Date-2.xlsx
I'm currently working with MS Excel 2010 and have a document full of people with their working hours. So their start time and their end time. Now these people should get a monetary reward dependent on the different time shifts they work in. For example, someone is scheduled for a shift starting at 6:00 AM (cell A1) until 20:00 PM (Cell B1). His actual clocking-in time is 5:48 AM (Cell C1) and clocking-out time is 19:58 PM (Cell D1). There are three shift reward types:
1) Shift Regular (E1): From 7:00 AM until 18:00 PM 2) Shift night (F1): From 18:00 PM until 0:00 AM 3) Shift midnight (G1): From 0:00 AM until 7:00 AM
How can create a formula in cell E1, F1 and G1, which will first look at the actual clocking-in time and scheduled time and will say 5:48 AM is too early as you start at 6:00 AM, so 1 hour in cell G1, and 11 hours in cell E1 and 2 hours in F1 (should automatically round up 19:58 to 20:00). However, after 4 hours work someone will get 0:30 hours lunch break, which should be deducted in E1 as well. And as mentioned earlier actual clocking time should be round up to 15 minutes, so 19:53 should be 20:00 and 6:13 should be 6:15.
Also note that the cells with time are in TIME and should become numbers (e.g. 7,5 hours) in cells E1, F1 and G1.
I also added an attachment, which shows what I would like to retrieve automated in the RED boxes.
basically I am trying to make a time calculator for work, I want it to automatically add the hours up but then also minus break times and then give me a whole paid total hours worked that week.
I have a data of complaints where I need to present it to the Management in such a way that the SLA period of 8 hours does not pass. Our office working hours are 7 AM till 7 PM. The complaint received should be escalated to concern section within 8 Hours of SLA time. I have the list of dates with received time. The complaint which could not be escalated today would be escalated next day. In this case is should deduct 12 Hours (7 PM to 7 AM, Non-working hours) from the time. How can I insert escalation date so as that it would deduct non working hours from it.
I want to set up a spreadsheet that can show my work is completed within a service level agreement, based on working hours of 9-5 Monday-Saturday.
I want to be able, for example, to log that a piece of work is reported at 09:00 on a Monday and completed at 10:00 on Monday and for excel to calculate that as 1 hour until completion. Fine so far. But what if that job was closed at 10:00 two days later? Based on an 8 hour working day, that should be 17 hours.
And what if a bit of work comes in at 17:00 on the Saturday. No one works the Sunday. Say the job is completed at 10:00 on the Monday. that should calculate as 1 hour to completion.
