Calculating the number of 15 min increments between two dates and weeks

JosieJosie02

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I can't figure out what I am doing wrong, 2 different answers.

Can someone please help me?

I have a start date and end date, Hours/Per week, the number of weeks between the start and end dates, the number of months, and a total.

Number of days is calculated =DATEDIF(A2,B2,"D")

Number of weeks is calculated =WEEKNUM(D2)

Number of months is calculated =DATEDIF(A2,B2, "M")

Number of 15 min increments for number of days and weeks is calculated =(C2*4*E2)


A
Start Date
B
End Date
C
Hours / Week
D
Days
E
Calc Weeks
F
Months
G
Unit Value
H
Unit
I
TOTAL
6/1/20225/31/202324364521115Minute4992correct hours/week but wrong total
6/1/20225/31/202323.079364521115Minute4800Correct total but with wrong hours per week
 

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DATEDIF "Calculates the number of days, months, or years between two dates."
364 Days exclusive or should that be 365 days?
Same question for Months.
Review your Units of measures through your calculations.
 
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