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how do i calcalate hours above 7am and >19:00am leaving 12 hrs

 
 
Chris
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      30th Dec 2008
how do i calcalate hours above 7am and below 19:00am leaving 12 hrs on a %
basis.
So if i work 06:30 and finsih at 18:30 that is 30 minutes as a % rate
Also if i work 14:00 and finish at 2am so thats is 7hours % rate
 
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      30th Dec 2008
I think you need to word the problem more precisely, especially what you
mean by percentage
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> how do i calcalate hours above 7am and below 19:00am leaving 12 hrs on a %
> basis.
> So if i work 06:30 and finsih at 18:30 that is 30 minutes as a % rate
> Also if i work 14:00 and finish at 2am so thats is 7hours % rate



 
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      30th Dec 2008
Hi,
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Go to topics and look into timesheet

"Chris" wrote:

> how do i calcalate hours above 7am and below 19:00am leaving 12 hrs on a %
> basis.
> So if i work 06:30 and finsih at 18:30 that is 30 minutes as a % rate
> Also if i work 14:00 and finish at 2am so thats is 7hours % rate

 
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