Break Down Daily Hours Worked Into Rate Categories?
Aug 20, 2014
I need to expand on this formula.
I require a formula that will break down daily hours worked into rate categories eg Normal Time, Time & Half, Double Time.
eg. Column E = Total time worked
Column F = Normal time
Column G = Time & Half
Column H = Double Time
What I would like to do is enter hours into Column A and a formula in Column B will split of hours to a maximum amount of 7.6hrs then the remainder of the hours be placed in Column C to a maximum of 2 hours and Column D, no maximum.
These are the formula I am currently using
column B
=MIN(E2*1,7.6)
column C
=MAX(MIN(E2-7.6,2),0)
column D
=MAX(E2-9.6,0)
I would now like to be able to split the hours over 3 rows x 3 columns
Example 1
Row A B C D
1 3 3 0 0
2 5 4.6 .4 0
3 2 0 1.6 .4
Example 2
Row A B C D
1 6 6 0 0
2 21.6 0.4 0
3 0 0 0
The total hours in Column B cannot exceed 7.6 hrs
The total hours in Column C cannot exceed 2 hrs
There is not maximum for hours in Column D
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A B
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name
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Lead
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Sessions and Session Dates sample:
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John Doe
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[Code] .....
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Hours Commited sheet.xlsx‎
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The whole document works but the last one i need. I'll post it all just in case i have an error elsewhere.
Start Time -- Stop Time -- Break -- Total -- Hours Worked -- Average -- Pay
6:00 -------- 3:00 ------- Yes ---- 1600 -- 8.00 ----------- 200 ------ $xx.xx
E2 Formula for time: =IF(C2="Yes",(((A2*24+12)-(B2*24+24))+1),((A2*24+12)-(B2*24+24)))
F2 Formula for average: =D2/E2. and now for the problem one. G2 Formula for pay: =IF(F2<165, E2 * 7.25, IF(F2<180, D2 * 0.07, IF(F2<190, D2*0.08, D2*0.09)))
Just to break that formula down more:
0 - 164 = 7.25 * Hours Worked
165 - 179 = 0.07 * Total
180 - 189 = 0.08 * Total
190+ = 0.09 * Total
it only calculates 7.25 by the hours worked no matter what comes up in F2
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1/0/00
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