I have costs per minute and call times in seconds
How do I work out the cost per call in Excel?
It's probably something very simple, but I just can't work it out. No matter what I try, I can't get it right
I am compiling a simple worksheet that will keep an ongoing track of labour costs in a production environment. The objective is to end up with a labor cost "per unit" for packing punnets of soft fruit.
The source data I have is;
1 - Start time and end time of the job
2 - Any breaks taken during the job
3 - The number of staff it took to do it
4 - The status of the staff (Supervisor, temp, etc) and their hourly pay rates
5 - The number of punnets packed.
With all of the above it should be a relatively simple exercise to calculate the cost per unit (and with a calculator is!). My problem appears to be that I am not formatting something correctly, because when I try to calculate the costs for the employees' my costs are obviously wrong. I have attached my early draft for reference, in the example shown I am showing that a supervisor earning £7.50 an hour worked for 1 hour 15 mins at a cost of £0.39
Is there a formula that will calculate standard 60 minute time in to 100 dinute time? Example 2:21 = 2:35. I know how to get to the answer with a calculator, but would like a formula to cut out all of the extra steps.
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For example, if I give the execute command to start the macro at 09:14:45 (HH:MM:SS), then its first run should be only at 09:15:00, then next run at 09:16:00 so on...
I already have a Macro that runs every minute from initial run time, using
Code:
Application.OnTime Now + TimeValue("00:01:00"), "MyMacro"
but it seems to be unreliable, because in case I open another sheet that takes lets say 20 seconds to open, the next macro run is delayed by 20 seconds.
I have a worksheet that I enter time values into individual cells:
A1 = 6:00
B1 = 12:00
C1 = 12:45
D1 = 17:15
When I enter these values, I would like some of the values to round to the
next higher "30 minute increment" such as Cell C1 should become 13:00.
I would also like some of the values to round back to the next lower "30
minute increment" such as Cell D1 should become 17:00.
I am trying to figure out the written formula for needing this answer:
For a time clock with 6 minute rounding.
If I type in 8:20 as the arrival time, I need it to round to 8:18, so that the final time will be in tenths.
Here is the rounding:
Actual Rounded Minutes in Time Clock
:57, :58, :59, :00, :01, :02
:03, :04, :05, :06, :07, :08
:09, :10, :11, :12, :13, :14
:15, :16, :17, :18, :19, :20
:21, :22, :23, :24, :25, :26
:27, :28, :29, :30, :31, :32
:33, :34, :35, :36, :37, :38
:39, :40, :41, :42, :43, :44
:45, :46, :47, :48, :49, :50
:51, :52, :53, :54, :55, :56
Anything in the same line will round to the bolded time.
Example: I arrive to work at 8:09 and go to lunch at 11:59, it will round to 8:12 and 12:00, making my time worked 3:48 or 3.80. Then I get back from lunch at 12:59 and leave at 17:14, which will round to 13:00 and 17:12, making my time worked 4:12 or 4.2 for the 2nd 1/2 of the day and 8:00 or 8.0 hours for the day.
Time In----------Time Out----------Total Time----------Decimal Time----------Total Hours
...8:12.................12:00..................3:48......................3.80
..13:00................17:12..................4:12......................4.20..........................8.00
The problem is I want to write the actual time and not have to round everything myself and yet I need the decimal time to match what my time clock actually calculates from.
My current formula for the decimal shown above as 3.80 is this: =(HOUR(F7)*60+MINUTE(F7))/60
My current formula for the total time for the day (regular hours) is this: =IF((((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24)>8,8,((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24)
My current formula for overtime is this: =IF(((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24>8,((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24-8,0)
This is not a time clock, it is my personal copy of what my time for the week was/is, so that I can compare it to the actual time card that I have to sign off on.
What formula could I use to round up or down time values to the nearest 6 minute increment?
Example:
Time ----> Rounded To
5:02 PM --> 5:00 PM
5:03 PM --> 5:06 PM
4:18 PM --> 4:18 PM
4:19 PM --> 4:18 PM
4:20 PM --> 4:18 PM
4:21 PM --> 4:24 PM
etc.
Here is a traditional Indian time calculation
(1 day) 24 Hr = 60 N
1 N = 60 V = 24 Minutes
How to formulate this in excel 2003.
If A1= HH (hour), B1=mm (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show NN : B2 should show VV - Result
And Viceversa.
If A1= NN (hour), B1=VV (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show hh : B2 should show mm - Result
hh - hours, mm - minutes, NN - Nazhigai, VV - Vinadi - all are numbers
I am making a time sheet for work. It should be very simple but cant get it to work. I want time in, time out, lunch column, and Total. I don't want a lunch in and a lunch out though just a section where I can put my time in :30 minuets :45 or what ever. I also want it to work. on a 12 hour clock AM/PM .
Here are my column's
B2 Is Time In
C2 is Time out
D2 is Lunch time ( decimal ? )
E2 is the TOTAL with lunch deducted.
I am attempting to create a time chart that keep track how long a particular person works on an individual project to finally calculate profit & loss. Attached is the spreadsheet.
I am using invoice #'s to differentiate the jobs but have no clue how to make it calculate how much time was spent per job, per person then calculate the total cost per job per person?
sheets.time chart.xlsx
2014 tab- grey column is installer and white is shop employees
profit loss tab- all calculations done here
payroll tab- all cost data here
if you look at attachment, in Cell J2, if cell I2 is greater than 2 minutes but less than two minutes, the I need the value of I2 in Cell J2 otherwise 0:00:00 then K2 between 3 & 4 Mins and so on.
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I'm having a problem mostly with the vlookup to get the data into the right cells on the other tabs.
I have a start time and a stop time, then a difference is calculated in cell L53. I want to subtract the time value of a break but it only works if the entered value is greater than 1:00. I tried K2-I2-L55 and It works but It wont work for times less than 1:00. I need to be able to subtract :15, :30 or any other value in cell L53.
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Now I have code that works great for normal numbers however I need to be able to make the calculations in TIME (hence the start time / end time).
How I can amend this code to be able to calculate total time between textbox 7 and Textbox6.
Private Sub TextBox6_Change()
If TextBox6.Value = "" Then Exit Sub
If TextBox7.Value = "" Then Exit Sub
TextBox10.Value = CDbl(TextBox6.Value) - CDbl(TextBox7.Value)
[Code] .......
If I want to make a formula for a time such as
I have this time like 4:30 hour and i want to get this time by minutes like 270 minutes.
I have tortured the cells into producing the output I want...
Namely time(s) in and out, with the hourly totals - subtracting 1/2 hour
for shifts over 6 hours.
I however have a couple of questions about glitches the approach I am using give me.... I will outline as best I can: wish I could upload a sample...
1) the user inputs (in the time format) the starting and ending times for the individual ie. 9 A = 9:00 AM ... 1:30 P = 1:30 PM simple
2) after the user inputs the total formula for each day is calculated:
=IF(D3="","",(IF((D3-C3)>.25,((D3-C3)-0.020833),D3-C3)))
That leaves the cell null if there is no time in the day...
If there is time, checks to see if more than 6 hours...
If so, deducts 1/2 hour, else does the difference calculation
This does work, but is it the elegant or simple way? recommend?
3) At the bottom of each day totals are calculated by this :
=Text((SUM(E5:E36)),"[H]:mm")
This also works to sum the individual totals to the bottom
But is this the best way to work with the times?
4) the individual then inputs the Actual Hours worked by the team...
And the sheet does a variance calculation between actual hours
Worked vs. Scheduled hours...
=TEXT((D38-D39),"[H]:mm")
Now this is a problem...cannot do negative times....need help!
5) Am having a problem with totaling the individuals weekly total using ...
=TEXT((E3+I3),"[H]:mm")
I need to calculate the total hours worked for a series of 22 locations. Each Location has weekly allocated hours ranging form 0 to 80.
For example:
User1 worked 4 Hours on Monday at Location1 and 4 Hours at Location2.
User2 worked 4 Hours on Monday at Location1 and 4 Hours at Location3.
I am assuming I will need to use VBA for this calculation.
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Original data set
Date TimeTemperature oC
6/12/13 13:30 18.28
6/12/13 13:35 17.9
6/12/13 13:40 17.9
Desired data set
Date TimeTemperature oC
6/12/13 13:30 y
6/12/13 13:31 y
6/12/13 13:32 y
6/12/13 13:33 y
6/12/13 13:34 y
6/12/13 13:35 y
6/12/13 13:36 y
6/12/13 13:37 y
6/12/13 13:38 y
6/12/13 13:39 y
6/12/13 13:40y
datetime_temp.xlsx
how to calculate averages and standard deviations based on different time periods without having to manually change the cells?
example:
1st average output at z3, 1st std dev output at z4
data to calculate from c3:c50
2nd average output at z5, 2nd std dev output at z6
data to calculate from c51:c98
3rd average output at z7, 3rd std dev output at z8
data to calculate from c99:c148
and it goes on based on this sequence. i would like to know how to do this without having to change the cells each time i want to calculate. basically what is the quickest way to calculate following this sequence?
Please find attached a daily copy of a spreadsheet that is used to monitor train running times.
The columns on the left - "Serv No, Serv Start Date,Train No:, Scheduled Arrival, Scheduled Depart" are provided to us automatically and the underlying cell formatting/formula cannot be changed. This information is cut directly from a daily report sent to us the previous day. The cell formatting for the start date is custom - dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm.
The sheet is usually locked out with user access only to the left hand side to cut and paste train times in and the input columns on the right hand side. User has no requirement to adjust any details in the left had column apart from to add additional trains at the bottom is need be. I have left the loaded sheet blank and complete with all underlying cell formatting, conditional formatting and formulas intact for you to play with.
Both sheets essentially do the same thing so whatever formula changes are made to the empty sheet can be adapted for the loaded sheet.
For simplicity, I will focus on the empty sheet. What I am mucking around with is having the user input the train arrival time in the "Actual Arrival" column - (column F)
What I am looking at then making occur is the spreadsheet automatically filling the adjacent columns with the appropriate text and calculations.
To do this excel needs to compare column the number (cell input is text formatted) as a number with the arrival time in column G. It then needs to calculate if the train is Early (16 minutes or more before scheduled arrival), on time (+/- 15 minutes either side of scheduled arrival) or late (16 minutes or more after scheduled). It then needs to automatically place the letter "E", "O" or "L" in column K and the time differential in column L.
My problem is two fold.
Firstly, I cannot seem to make the spreadsheet automatically enter a letter into column K depending on the above conditions.
Secondly, I have had limited success in having the spreadsheet compare column J with column F and working out the differential. However, this only works if the time remains linear. IE only if the train runs on time or late. It gives an incorrect time differential if the train is early. I will attach this spreadsheet tomorrow as an add on to this post.
DAILY TRAIN RUNNING.xlsx‎
In a financial environment we have a calculator which uses iteration to allow for a cost being added to loan amount where the cost is based on the total loan amount. Iteration is set to 100 iterations with max change .001
On one PC the first time the calculator is opened it gives a particular (incorrect) result. If the input cells are cleared and the data re-entered, it gives the correct result. This only happens on one particular PC. Is there some other setting , other than the iteration setting, that would cause this?
I'm trying to use some call data for some predictive staffing. I need to see the highest number of calls happening around the same time each day. I'll have to do this for a number of different lines, so working out a formula that could apply.
I have two columns, date and time stamps of the calls. A small sample is below.
7/1/13 5:50 AM
7/1/13 9:49 AM
7/1/13 10:33 AM
7/1/13 10:53 AM
7/1/13 11:19 AM
7/1/13 11:41 AM
7/1/13 12:07 PM
7/1/13 3:58 PM
7/1/13 4:03 PM
7/1/13 5:35 PM
7/1/13 6:27 PM
7/1/13 6:39 PM
7/1/13 7:37 PM
What is the formula for taking two times, and finding the minutes between them. E.g. 12:35 PM-12:28 PM=7. I know i can use (A1-A2)*1440, but is there an easier way?
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