Calculate total time taken to complete task in working days (6am to 6pm)

Wibab

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Hello,





If I have a start date/time, and an end date/time, how would I calculate how long a task is taken to complete (in days), if I only account for workdays and working shift between 6am - 6pm?





Examples below:





Data obtained 15/7/2023 20:59


Work completed 17/7/2023 15:50


So work in undertaken on 16/7 6am - 6pm (12 hours) + 17/7 6am - 3.50pm (9.83 hours).


Result should = 21 hours 50 minutes = 21.83 hours = 1.82 days





Data obtained 15/6/2024 18:13


Work completed 17/6/2024 12:16


So work is undertaken on 17/6 6am - 12.16pm (15/6 and 16/6 are on weekend).


Result should = 6 hours 16 minutes = 6.27 hours = 0.52 days.





Thank you
 

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*correction: first example should return a result = 9.83 hours = 0.82 days, because 16/7/2023 is a Sunday.
 
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Another example:

Data obtained 15/5/2024 15:42

Work completed 17/5/2024 15:13

So work in undertaken on (15/5/24 3.42pm - 6pm) + (16/5/24 6am - 6pm) + (17/5/24 6am - 3.13pm)

Result should = 23 hours 31 minutes = 23.52 hours = 1.96 days
 
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I've found some ideas from an older thread and modified them to your criteria. Try:
Book1
ABC
1StartEndWorked days
27/15/23 20:597/17/23 15:500.82
36/15/24 18:136/17/24 12:160.52
45/15/24 15:425/17/24 15:131.96
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C4C2=2*LET( start,A2,end,B2,upTime,18/24,lowTime,6/24, (NETWORKDAYS(start,end)-1)*(upTime-lowTime) +IF(NETWORKDAYS(end,end),MEDIAN(MOD(end,1),upTime,lowTime),upTime) -MEDIAN(NETWORKDAYS(start,start)*MOD(start,1),upTime,lowTime) )
 
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Perfect, that's exactly what I'm after.
Thank you very much for your help! 😊
 
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