Use ="19:00"*24*10.5 to convert 19 hours @ $10.50/hr to
$199.50
Of course, you can substitute a cell reference
containing a time value for "19:00" in the
formula below.
Have tried but does not seem to work.... Any ideas? If I exchange the "19:00" to a cell value like =C2*24*10.5 (c2 is 07:00) I get 18:00. Any ideas.....?
Aah, one thing about Excel... when you enter a formula
containing a reference to a cell that is Date or
Time formatted it applies the same format to the cell
containing the formula. Just change the format of
the cell containing your formula to an appropriate
Currency format using the Format | Cells... menu
command.
Hi paul
I just sent this:
Hi Paul
If your total hours are in cell D3 and the pay rate in cell E3, then you would use:
=E3*(D3*24)
and format the cell as currency.
But I forgot to mention that it is good practice to include parenthesis in the appropriate place when doing calculations as it makes the formula easier to read. It also will get you into the habit of using them at times when Excel requires them to alter the order of calculation.
Dave
OzGrid Business Applications