I am wanting to take a number (any number) and multiply it by per minute using real time. For example: Say I have 12 apples. I want that 12 apples to multiply per hour.
12x(per 60 minutes)= total
The total will change every hour because the formula will be using real time. I can write the formula for 12x60 but to enter the time, based on real time I just don't know or even if it can be done.
I am trying to calculate the the breakdown time for each hour in the factory. I have the start time and finish time of each breakdown. There are 8 hours in a shift starting at 6:45. So hour 1 would be (6:45-7:45), hour 2 (7:45-8:45). If the machine breaks down between 7:06 and 8:20 what will be the amount of time lost in each hour? In this example it would be 39 mins in hour 1 and 35 mins in hours 2. How I can achieve this result?
View 4 Replies View Related08:00 26calls
12:00 50calls
16:30 16calls
The problem is the data is output as above just outputing intervals with data.
I need to convert this data to 15 minute intervals as below:
08:00 13calls
08:15 13calls
12:00 25calls
12:30 25calls
16:30 8calls
16:45 8calls
I have a program that outputs a total amount of time that a service was provided. This time is reported in hours minutes [Example: 01.08 (hh.mm)]. I need a formula that will "round" to the closest .25 based on a 7 minute window on either side. Here how it would need to work....
0 - 7 Minutes = .00 or 1.00 - 1.07 = 1.00
8 - 22 Minutes = .25 or 1.08 - 1.22 = 1.25
23 - 37 Minutes = .50 or 1.23 - 1.37 = 1.50
28 - 52 Minutes = .75 or 1.28 - 1.52 = 1.75
53 - 7 Minutes = .00 or 1.53 - 2.07 = 2.00
I have made a form with a calender control, a keypad for hours and minutes. I have no problem getting the date from the active cell into a label caption and changing it by the calender, but I am having trouble reading just the hour and minutes into separate label captions from the active cell and changing them via the keypad and updating the active cell at the same time with a new date and time.
View 3 Replies View RelatedFormula to calculate time allotted minus time used and show the difference in hour and minute.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have created a daily schedule which has a number of factory variables taken into consideration which determine the date and time a particular product should, barring any mechanical problems, come off the machine. (see attached spreadsheet).
The date at the top will be editable by me only so that when I update the production quantities, the “date/time off” column automatically re-adjusts to the remaining quantities.
The formulas are a little long winded, but I have left them that way whilst I try and develop it. I should be able to figure out how to condense them later.
My problem is that the “date/time off” on the right works excellent, but over a 24 hr period.
Ordinarily, we work a 12 hour day (6am to 6pm) with overlapping shifts to cover breaks, and 20 mins warm up at the start of the day for the machine, thus maximising a 12 hour day.
Of course if demand exceeds the allotted time we put on overtime.
Is it possible to specify that normal days are only 12 hours so that if a product exceeds 6pm, it flows into the next day with the balance starting at 6:20am?
And, if the production for the week exceeds the time could I stipulate particular days which we deem are suitable for overtime? Ie, we decide Wednesday is a 14 hour day and not 12.
I had toyed with the idea of creating a 365 day table/calendar, on another worksheet which would have its individual allocated hours in an adjacent column and somehow link them to the date/time off, perhaps by way of a VLOOKUP, but I have been chasing my tail trying to figure out how to implement it.
Is there any way to get a custom number format to display a multiple of the cell value? e.g. can I have a cell have the value 0.005 and display the value 50?
View 6 Replies View RelatedExcel (2000), what formula would I use to accomplish the following?
If A1 equal or less than 1000 value, multiply by B1, otherwise multiply by C1.
I work in a computer lab and we have to keep track of how many people sign in (using excel 2010), and how long they were here.
I'm looking for a way to count how many entries were made per hour for every hour someone was signed in.
For example someone signs in at 9:22 am and leaves at 3:34 pm.They were here from 9-10, 10-11, 11-12 etc.. and its getting very tiresome to go through and manually enter a "1" for each individual hour in each cell under the hour.
Is there a way I can feed the in and out times into a spreadsheet and have it automatically count how many people were in the lab each hour?
A
B
C
D
E
1
2
4
2
2
In
Out
8 am
9 am
10 am
[Code] ...........
I am doing a huge price increase for a price book and need to rasie each price by 3% and have it rounded to the nearest dime.
Is there a formula to do this in one go and not have one cell with the rounded price and another for the nearest dime price.
I did a search myself, then went through the 5 pages the "Post" function brought up. I'm sure it's been asked before, I must just not be using the right words
I need to tell every cell in one column to multiply itself by a firm number and a percentage. Ex: Column F will be the result of $77.80 times 75 percent all the way down the column. Column G will be $27.21 times 100 percent all the way down.
I could enter the formula into every cell, but I wondered if there's a way to just tell the whole column, only once, what it needs to do. PS-I work for an insurance company. The employees of a company want a spreadsheet showing exactly who pays exactly what. Ex: Their paystub shows $142.90 coming out of their paycheck. Their employer pays 100% of medical, 75% of dental. The columns would show Total, Employer Medical, Employer Dental, Employee Medical, Employee Dental.
I am looking for a way to count the number of emails I receive per day and hour, below is a chart that I use to see the data. I had accomplished this with sumproduct, however it severely slows down the workbook processing to the point that it is no longer an option to use it. I extract my data from outlook and format my date and time in the same column such as 10/01/2012 15:00, I work from 7AM until 5PM then all other email are considered after hours and go in the 5p-7a row.
Email count.xlsx
Time
Mon
Tue
[Code]....
I want to multiply a number say, 1551 by 5%, 6%, 7%, 8% and 9% and round each result to 0 decimal places. Then the sum of these results (544)should be equal to 35% of 1551 rounded to 0 decimal places (543). How do I create an if function for rounding so that the sum equals 543.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a column of values I need to multiply by a random number (percentage) within a range of numbers (15%-22%).
How can this be done?
How can i format a column of cells so that if a number is less than 10 for eg that that particular cell is then multiplied by 1000.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am trying to count the number of extra people scheduled for each hour of the day, from 2 dropdowns in A3:B7
The formula in (1) D11:D26 works, but when the shift passes over the midnight it will not count accurately.
The formula in (2) E11:E26 also works well, but only counts the number of times a particular hour is mentioned, but not the number of extras in C3:C7.
The results in (3) F11: F26 are what I need, which is based on looking at the times from the dropdowns and using the number of extras in C3:C7.
I'm trying to Count the number of Entries on a Sheet that match an Hour. Looking through the availiable functions i found COUNTIFS, which is exactly what I want. However, when I try to compare the Hour values within the COUNTIFS arguments, there is an error.
This is the function that I figured would work here:
=COUNTIFS(HOUR(Sheet1!G:G), HOUR(E6))
which should count all entries in column G where its HOUR matches the HOUR in E6 (all are time format). I do realize that in the example above there is only one comparison made and i'm using COUNTIFS instead of COUNTIF, but i'll be adding other comparisons to it once i get this first comparison working.
Is it possible to take data in format dd:hh:mm and convert to working days - ie. 8 hour days?
For example:
02:12:15 (60 hours and 15 minutes .. or 3615 minutes)
to be converted to:
07:04:15 (7 working days: 4 hours: 15 minutes)
I have a time table which some hours are 3 hours time period. I want to distribute to new table hour by hour this kind of hours, or hour to same hour period.
Attached file, defined example and detail.
Using Excel 2010...
I have a list of names (text string) in a column (A) that have associated whole numbers in another column (B). What I would like to do is create a formula that multiplies the text string in cell A2 (for ex.) by the whole number in B2 and return a "list" of the text string in A2 equal to the whole number by which it is multiplied.
Here's a visual example of the results I want to achieve:
Using the above example, I would like to end up with a list in column D with 159 total rows with the text contents corresponding to the whole number in column B.
Cell A1 = 3
Cell A2 = 4
Is there a formula to calculate
(3*4)+(2*4)+(1*4)
I need to multiply every integer less than the number in cell A1 and greater than zero by the number cell in A2. I was thinking factorial, but that's not it... Can't remember from my math days.
Cell A1 contains 2, B1=220077:23
In C1 I created a function = (2*1000)/B1, I get error. I want the answer 2000/220077h23m = 0.009087713
I have 36 minutes and 40 seconds entered as 36.4 (General Format)
How do I convert this to an actual time format mm:ss
I would like to convert a number to minutes. For example .48 or 48 as a formula result to 48 minutes. The reason for doing this is I will add the result to a time.
Forumula result = 48 -> convert to {48 minutes + 12:00 = 12:48}
I've tried using just formating but no luck.
How can I convert an ordinary number i.e. 3.45 to Hours & Minutes?
A colleague has columns of data that when summed are all wrong i.e. 8.65 instead of 9 Hours 5 minutes.
I'm hoping someone here might be able to help me please?
I am trying to write a function that will convert a number into days-hours-minutes. I have managed to get as far as hours-minutes using the following function.
=INT(A1/60)&"h "&ROUND(MOD(A1/60,1)*60,0)&"m"
e.g. If A1 = "7090" the result of this function will be "118h 10m".
I now need to express the result as xxxd xxxh xxxm and this is where I am stuck!
I need to calculate the total cost of outbound calls based on the total duration of outbound calls multiplied by cost per minute. For example, in a given month, the total duration of outbound calls is 261:16:34 being 216 hours, 16 minutes and 34 seconds. I have this figure in cell A1 with the format [h]:mm:ss. I then convert this to minutes in cell B1 by saying B1=A1, but having the format [m], which gives me 15676. In cell C1, I have the cost per minte value of £0.026. But when I apply the formula D1=B1*C1, I get £0.283, when 15676*£0.026 should in fact be £407.58.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI import via copy paste into excel from a timekeeping programme the following time I have worked each day, as an example:
Mon 7h 55m
Tues 6h 30m
Wed 7h 24m
etc
Is there a method of changing this in excel to work out the number of minutes I have worked each day? The timekeeping programme does not let me alter any parameters, so h & m is what I have.
I would like to find out a way to work out the number of minutes worked during particular shifts for weekdays. Basically I have two columns, one for start time, and one for end time. They are formatted like dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm. So they have the date in there as well.
I would like a formula that would look at a range say A1-A11 and work out what shift it is and then output number of hours worked per shift. Day shift would start at 8am and finish 5pm, Twilight shift would start at 5pm and finish at 9:30pm, night shift would start at 9:30pm and finish at 8am the next day. So I would need it to check for example the start and end times (and dates) and then output 3 rows that show the total minutes worked.
There will be multiple days so it would need to say for example Monday Day, Twi, Night, Tuesday Day, Twi, Nights etc. Up to Friday Day shift because we don't work Friday Twilight or Nights, and we don't work Weekends.
Basically there is a list of jobs completed with Start Time and End Time for each and I also have a column that works out the number of minutes worked on that job. So the formula would need to look at many rows.