Hey guys!
I'm quite new to Excel but I'm getting there I think.
I've got this example where I have my schedule at work for my employees. I got fed up calculating everything in my head so I started to create a schedule that makes it for me.
There's no problems to make an IF-statement for lets say Monday.
In this case i take two cells. I compare them and the result is the time in hours for that day.
The statement tells me if the person has been working more or less then five hours. If the person has been working more, then it takes 30 minutes of the result for lunch.
But, my problems comes when I need to set statements for each and everyday in the week.
How in the world can I tell every days times the same thing and still get the total hours worked per week, without a big FALSE.
I can send a file to anyone who can help me. Really need to sort this out.
Thank you!
// Martin
I'm quite new to Excel but I'm getting there I think.
I've got this example where I have my schedule at work for my employees. I got fed up calculating everything in my head so I started to create a schedule that makes it for me.
There's no problems to make an IF-statement for lets say Monday.
In this case i take two cells. I compare them and the result is the time in hours for that day.
The statement tells me if the person has been working more or less then five hours. If the person has been working more, then it takes 30 minutes of the result for lunch.
But, my problems comes when I need to set statements for each and everyday in the week.
How in the world can I tell every days times the same thing and still get the total hours worked per week, without a big FALSE.
I can send a file to anyone who can help me. Really need to sort this out.
Thank you!
// Martin