Converting my hours into dollars I'm a total novice!!!

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TIMES & WAGES CALCULATE

I'm a complete NOVICE when it comes to EXCEL. so, forgive the simpl
question and the need for a simply broken down answer (smiles

I've set up my very simple spreadsheet to track my hours worked

First column is DATES (31 days total)
then column B is a space column C is TIME ("time in")
then column D is a space column E is TIME ("time out")
then column F is a space column G is TIME ("time in")
then column H is a space column I is TIME ("time out")
then column J is a space column K is TIME ("time in")
then column M is a space column N is TIME ("time out"

column N is a spac
column O is where a put the function: =(E6-C6)+(I6-G6)+(K6-M6

At the end of the 31 days I've created a Grand Total of the hours
like so: =SUM(O6:O34

NOW, I want to create a function that lets me take the Grand Total o
the hours and multiply it by 65 Dollars. Basically converting m
hours into dollars!!

Sorry, for the long drawn out question. As you can see, I don't eve
know how to write it any shorter (more smiles

Thanks in advance
Rups
 
Rups,

All you need to is multiply the total number of hours by 24 to turn it into
a decimal, and then by 65. So if say A35 holds the number of hours
(SUM(O6:O34), and then you want the wages in B35, B35 becomes

=A35*24*65

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HTH

Bob Phillips
... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)
 
Try =((E6-C6)*24)+((I6-G6)*24)+((K6-M6)*24)
(Excel stores hours as a 24th of a day --- this should give you th
total hours worked each day.)

=SUM(O6:O34)
gets you the monthly hours and if this is in cell O:35 (I assume)

In cell O36 enter: 65.
In cell O37 enter: =O36*O35 to get the monthly dollar amt.

optional: format O37 as currency Format>cells>number>currency

With this you can adjust the $65 rate from time to time as needed.

If the location of the above cells dont fit you spreadsheet, the
adjust as needed
 

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