we work 8hrs 30mns for 4 days 7hrs 30mns for 1 day this is monday to friday
using Excel i need a formula that will add the following:-
a1 8.30
a2 8.30
a3 8.30
a4 8.30
a5 7.30
total 41.30
I am making a timesheet
I have
Start Time, End Time, Break, Hours Worked. Then on the right hand side of my spreadsheet I started playing around with the current time etc.
I want to work out the time left in a working day(like a countdown), based on a variable number of hours of work in a day (here it is 7 hours) excl. breaksie. 7+breaktimeso I need 7+break - 'hours worked' to get hours and mins left
I worked out how to get hours worked easily enough,
=J58-LOOKUP(TODAY(),A:A,D:D)-LOOKUP(TODAY(),A:A,B:B)
where J58 is a cell that has the current time in it and D and B are the columns with the break time and start time in them.
Hours Worked01:59:48Current Time11:49:4807:00:00Break time: 00:30:0007:30:00
I am trying to subtract the hours worked (1:59:48 in this case) from 7:30:00. The hours worked can be updated every second using F9.
I know it's something to do with negativer times because of dates etc but I don't know what to do to make it work.
I thought I had everything worked out with this timesheet but I've discovered one more problem.
Weekly Timesheet.xlsx
The total overtime hours needs to show that anything over 40 hours in the Total Regular Hours cell is overtime. And it also needs to show only up to 40 hours in the Total Regular Hours cell.
I am working on a project involving calculating time. It is a timesheet calculation. I was able to design the following layout:
.....A............B..........C..........D.......E.....F
1....Date.........Time IN....Time OUT...Hours... Total
2....01/01/07.....1830.......1930.......01:00...01:00
3....01/02/07.....1930.......2330.......04:00...05:00
4....01/03/07......830.......1900.......10:30...15:30
5
Column A is formatted for DATE. Columns B and C are GENERAL. Columns D and E are DATE format customized as '[hh]:mm'
The formula to calculate the time difference between the numbers in column B and C is located in column D. It is as follows:
=IF(C4<1000,TIMEVALUE(LEFT(C4,1)&":"&RIGHT(C4,2)),TIMEVALUE(LEFT(C4,2)&":"&RIGHT(C4,2)))-IF(B4<1000,TIMEVALUE(LEFT(B4,1)&":"&RIGHT(B4,2)),TIMEVALUE(LEFT(B4,2)&":"&RIGHT(B4,2)))..................
I need a formula to calculate hours worked between specific times. In the worksheet I have, I need to calculate the hours worked between 5am and 10pm, the start time is in C7, and the finish time in D7 the formula need to be in H7, and another formula in I7 to calculate hours worked before 5am and after 10pm .
C
D
F
H
I
Start
Finish
Total
Ordinary
20%
4:00
23:00
19:00
17
2
I had an excellent response last time I posted here, this time I’m stuck again with a new formula. I’m trying to calculated amounts between different times, but keep tying my self in knots with complicated IF formulas.
Is there an easier way to work out hours worked between 2 times, but too complicated things further I need three separate amounts so I’m guessing I’ll need three separate formulas
Hours between 00:00 – 06:00
Hours between 06:00 – 19:00
& hours between 19:00 – 00:00
An example could be, 05:00 – 20:00 should be 1,13,1
I am trying to calculate the difference between a scheduled start time and an actual start time. If the actual start time is greater than the scheduled start time a negative time (hh:mm:ss) should be returned. instead the cell is populated with #############....
I have tried to reformat using the custom formats, but the only options in excel 97 are for either standard numerics or £ (these return a minus figure).
I've had a look at the time functions but could not see a suitable one.
I'm sure there is a simple format solution to this.
I am trying to create a booking calculation sheet for facilities. I want it to create something like a quote for customers. So when booking facilities, the hourly rate changes after 6pm. What I want to do is to put in a start time and a finish time and it calculate how many hours are before 6pm and charge them at $12 per hour, as well as how many hours after 6pm and charge them $18 per hour. I have tried a few things but they don't seem to work. I'm struggling with the logic of it really. This is mainly because the start time may or may not be before 6pm, as too the finish time.
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View 5 Replies View Relatedi want to calculate the TAT between two times. the TAT target is <= 2 hours. i used the following formula
a1 has 3/13/2009 (received date)
b1 has 7:08 AM (received time)
c1 has 3/13/2009 (completed date)
d1 has 9:08 AM (completed time)
e1 has TAT formula :- '=IF((D1-B1)*1440<=120,"Met TAT","Not Met TAT")
however this formula does not work in the following conditions.
In these conditions, it is considered that TAT is met.
1. When the difference in time is <=2 hours .... for TAT calculation, on working days and working hours are taken into consideration.
To illustrate.
Day begins : 8:00 AM
Day ends : 4:00 PM
If job is received at 3:30 PM and completed the next working day by 9:30 AM, then it is considered TAT is met.
calculation = 4:00 PM - 3:30 PM = half hour + next day's 9:30 AM - 8:00 AM = 1.5 hours, therefore, total working hours used to complete the job is within the agreed TAT.
If job is received and completed on non working days and during non working hours, it is considered TAT met.
If job is received almost at the end of the day, say, 3.30 PM and job is completed at 8:00 PM same day, then it is considered TAT met, rationale, only half an hour of working hours used to complete the job.
I need to calculate the amount of time it takes to pick up a document whilst taking into account:
- If the document was submitted before 9am or after 5pm, I need the pick up time to count from only 9am
- If the document was submitted on a different date to the pick up date, I need to factor in the days inbetween into the calculation (eg, if the document was submitted on 1st Jan at 9am, but wasn't picked up until 10am on 3rd Jan, the time to pick up would be 17 hours in total)
- If the document was picked up outside of the SLA hours, I only need to count up to the SLA starting/ending (eg, if something was submitted at 4.50pm and picked up at 8am the next day, the pick up time would be 10mins)
I've tried multiple ways of doing this and as soon as I think I have it cracked, I get an error. Below is a sample of the table I am working with:
Submit date
Submit time
Pick up date
Pick up time
Time to pick up
3/11/13
09:50:42
5/11/13
12:03:14
??????
6/11/13
11:13:54
6/11/13
14:14:31
?????
i need to get a formula that will calucate hours and min. its for how many hours the employee has not worked. some of them would be strait hours some would be just min there is no way to tell.
example
lates 2 hours
anp(absent no pay) 12 hours
sicks 55.5 hours
no calls
early outs 21 min
(this is just an example if it were real this person would be fired)
i know this adds up to 69.85 hours but i can't fuiger out a way to get it to calucate in excel. i know i could have it all changed to min and then devied by 60 to get the hours but how do i get it to read what is mins and whats hours?
I need to calculate the difference between a start time and end time in hours and minutes.
Start
01/07/2008 11:40
End
01/08/2008 19:28
Start and End columns are formatted as 'Custom' m/d/yyyy h:mm.
I'm not sure what formula to write to calculate the hours and minutes between the two times. Everything I've tried doesn't count over 24 hours. Also what do I format the result cell as?
It will be easier to explain in an example:
A B
Time (hh:mm:ss) Digital
1 10:03:00 0
2 10:03:01 0
3 10:03:02 1
4 10:03:03 1
5 10:03:04 1
6 10:03:05 0
[code]....
From the data above I am searching for the duration of when the digital column says '1', i.e my function = A5-A3 which would output 2 secs or 00:00:03 & likewise A9-A8.
The problem I have is that the digital signal is staggered and does not always have the same frequency. I have over 6848 lines of time to check so to do this manually would take me all day.
I'm currently working on a rota for which I would like the worksheet to automatically tell me how many staff members I have beginning their shift before 9am and those finishing after 7pm. I currently have this working via a very crude set of IF statements for each staff member for each day of the week, returning 1 if true and 0 if false. Then I have a sum statement at the bottom of each day. Is there a much tidier and simpler way for me to calculate this?
I've attached the worksheet. A quick note is in Q52.
B2: =SUMPRODUCT(--(INT('Order Entry'!$B$2:$B$37)=Summary!$A2) )
C2: =SUMPRODUCT( (INT('Order Entry'!$B$2:$B$37)=Summary!$A2) * 'Order Entry'!$A$2:$A$37) / Summary!B2
D2: =MIN(IF(INT('Order Entry'!$B$2:$B$37)=Summary!$A2, 'Order Entry'!$A$2:$A$37))
E2: =MAX(IF(INT('Order Entry'!$B$2:$B$37)=Summary!$A2, 'Order Entry'!$A$2:$A$37))
The overall picture is an order tracking sheet that has start times in column B, end times in column C, number of jobs in an order number in column D and the processing time in column A. On the Summary sheet I have dates listed for each workday.
Next to these dates I am wanting a formula that will traverse through column B of the Custom and Order Entry sheets and provide the number of orders and average processing time that match this. There can be multiple jobs per order number so it needs to order the Sumproduct by column D for each.
I have a number of processes that I would like to calculate the finish times of.
For example, Process A may take 18 hours to complete, Process B may take 28 hours to complete and Process C may take 125 hours to complete etc
However these processes only run during certain times, i.e. 9am to 5pm.
Ideally I would like to setup a spreadsheet that when given the start time and process time calculates the (date and) time the process will finish.
I can get it to work on a 24 hour day but I've been tearing my hair out trying to take out the none-working part of the day (the 5pm to 9am).
I am trying to come up with a formula that calculates total time someone has worked in a day. The scenario is an individual will work at a home and start working with an individual. Their start/end times look like this in a pivot:
Min Start Max Start Min End Max End
Location A+Counselor A 8:56 AM4:01 PM 1:11 PM 7:00 PM
Location A+Counselor B 12:00 AM 8:00 PM 6:00 AM 11:59 PM
Location B:Counselor C 7:00 AM 12:00 PM 2:00 PM 4:00 PM
Location C+Counselor D 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM
Some people work split shifts while others work a straight shift. The formula I created was this:
=IF(OR(B9=C9,E9=D9,D9=C9),E9-B9,IF(D9>C9,((E9-D9)+(C9-B9)),IF(C9>D9,((D9-B9)+E9-C9),"New Formula Needed")))*24
(I use a pivot table to show max min for start and end times)
This works great except for the individuals that have multiple punches during the same time frame. The one scenario I am having trouble solving for is when someone punches in more than once during their shift displaying. This occurs when a counselor starts a shift working with one person but then adds another person mid shift. An example of this could be:
Location A+Counselor E Min Start Max Start Min End Max End
Consumer 1 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 8:30 PM 8:30 PM Total Time: 7.5
Consumer 2 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 2:35 PM 2:35 Pm Total Time: 2.6
Pivot says that they worked a total of 10.1 because it is grabbing the max and mins and calculating. The actual total time worked is 8.5 hours in reality.
The raw data comes in like so:
Location Counselor Consumer Start Time End Time
A A A 1:00 PM 8:30 PM
A A B 12:00 PM 2:35 PM
A A C 12:00 PM 5:00 PM
Is this solvable with a formula?
Calculating Lead time (in hours) between two dates/times, excluding holidays and weekend
Start Time
End Time
Lead Time
12/26/2012 15:50
1/2/2013 12:38:00
??????????
This one should be a bit more simple, (vlookups I think)
I have a list of clients, and client codes
so:
CODE_____CLIENT
001 Mr. A
002 Mr. B
003 Mr. C
And on the time sheets, we must put the client, and the code.
So
0004 Mr D
But we have to type that in manually (code and client)
Can we use a formula, so that when we type the client, the code will appear? Granted that the name will have to be exactly perfect.
Also, how it it possible, to make a list of possibles to appear, when typinig?
eg, if I type Graem
a list will appear underneath saying the possibilities.
such as
Graem
-Graeme A
-Graeme B
-Graeme C
ETC.
See workbook attached.
I'm looking for help to detemine rates so it automates in the sheet.
Can you give me assistance and code perhaps ? I'm pretty basic at V-Lookup and If functions. Is this the best route to take ?
All is explained within the workbook.
Not sure where the best to ask this is so i'll do it here.
I have a h:mm time which i need to get converted into days/hours/minutes, creating an on the fly phrase of something like "2 days, 4 hours, 32 mins" for example.
eg: 26:45 (hours/minuts) to be converted to "1 day(s), 2 hours, 45 minutes"...
I am having trouble with this formula
=IF(E4-D4 < 1/24*7.1,E4-D4,E4-D4-1/24)*24
it works well unless the staff member works past midnight. I get a negative hours worked value returned.
for eg
E4=8AM and D4 is 5PM i get an answer of 9 hours in F4, this is all good but if the start time E4=4PM and the finish is D4=1AM then I get the result of -15 hours in F4
I have a system that enters the ID in the first column, the date and time in the second and third columns and the sense (IN/OUT) in the fourth column, for each employee that enters/exits the premises. Note that not only the in /out can occur over midnight, but also I have the situation of having two periods of the same employee in the same day.
The objective is to obtain in some way a daily report for each ID (employee).
I am trying to make a timesheet in Excel 2007 with a formula.
I want it to read:
IN = 8:30 AM, OUT = 11:30 AM, IN = 12:30 PM, OUT = 4:30 PM
The total hours will be 8 because there is an hour for lunch.
And if I work a few hours one day and leave before lunch, I want the calculation to be right. I found a formula but it wouldn't add the lunch hour and I added a +1 in the formula but it makes the calculations wrong for when I work for only 2 or 3.
When people enter their hours I get them to do it in 24hr format, fine. BUT my problem is coming when I'm working out wages etc. I can get the user to enter 09:00 (start time) and 17:30 (end time) but then the cell works out the hours (cell 2-cell1) gives 8.30 in time format when I need it to show 8.5 (total hours worked)
This means when it goes to work out wages, it takes 8.5*hourly rate not 8.3!!
I have made a work schedule for my local business and have set up a series of formulas that will fill out time cards that I could print out directly onto the paper time cards. The formulas that I have work except that if there are two subsequent entries that later will not return a value and result in an error.
If you could take a look at it that would be awesome. To use it you just need to type a name into the name column and a work time into the time column for that day. then in the other sheets( one for each worker ) it will set up the time card. The the error happens on Thursday, when Bob has an entry right after Fred. Then on Bobs sheet it gives me a #N/A.
i am creating a weekly time sheet for my company.the problem that i have is when the persons time reaches 40 hours, the time needs to be calculated in the overtime field. this is really tough for me when the person reaches 40 hours in the middle of the work day. I cant figure it out. i have attached the spreadsheet if you would like to look.
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