This can't be that difficult but I'm not having luck sofar..

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niels007

Hey all,

Just stumbled across this forum, lets hope its going to help :)


At work we use a simple Excel sheet to enter the hours each employe
works each day. Half an hour has to be subtracted if the day total i
greater than 5 hours (unpaid lunch break) for example:

Monday 12:00 to 18:30 = 6:00 (half an hour unpaid)
Tuesday 15:00 to 18:30 = 3:30 (no unpaid break)

The reason is simple.. now it doesnt really take part timers int
account and simply subtracts half an hour each day, so I'm findin
myself not paid for a few hours a month! Better get that excel shee
working properly! :) I also want to add extra hours, coupled to m
hourly wage so I know what exactly should be on the pay cheque eac
month, but thats something for lateron..

Using numbers this is what i've done sofar...

cell A1=4 cell A2=10

=IF(A2-A1>5;A2-A1-0,5)

this succesfully subtracts 0.5 if more than 5 hours are worked.. bu
now I have 2 problems.
1) adding what it should do if I work LESS than 5 hours .. simply get
'not true' now..
2) somehow with cell properties set to 'time' even the basic 'formula
as seen above doesn't seem to work. How should i work with the 'time
cell property?

Bit of an Excel noob, sorry for that.. Can anyone help me out here?

Thanks,

Niel
 
Niels,

If the cells are not set to time, just use

=(A2-A1)-((A2-A1)>5)*0.5

If set to time, then use

=(A2-A1)-((A2-A1)>5/24)*0.5/24
and make sure the result cell is formatted as time

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HTH

Bob Phillips
... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)
 
Thanks, I got the basic sheet working properly now! Some more daunting
things to do for my 'own' sheet tomorrow, but this is a great start.

Niels
 

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