Excel functions to determine hours worked on day or night shift

greergyec

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Hi All,


Hoping someone has an easy solution to decipher if hours worked by an individual fall into the day shift (0600 - 1800) or night shift (1800 - 0600).

The issue I'm having is that if someone has worked across both shifts, I need to be able to split these according to what shift they fit into.

Last NameFirst NameDateTime Only (In)Date OutTime Only (Out)Hours
YYYYYXXXXX07/05/202416:05:0207/05/202404:30:555.22

This is the data that I'm working with, and I'm required to do it with multiple differing entries for hours all around the clock.

Any help is appreciated, I'm a novice!


Thank you!
 

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First things first: How could you receive 5.22 hours from above data?
 
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Assuming your data (and header) is in A1:F2, then in G2 (total hours)
Excel Formula:
=(E2+F2-C2-D2)
in J2 and K2 helper values (date and time shifted 6 hours) - these columns can be hidden
Excel Formula:
=C2+D2+6/24
=E2+F2+6/24
total on night shift and on day shift in H2 and I2:
Excel Formula:
=MAX(0,MIN(K2,INT(J2)+0.5)-J2)+MAX(0,MIN(K2,INT(J2)+1.5)-(INT(J2)+1))
=MAX(0,MIN(INT(J2)+1,K2)-MAX(J2,INT(J2)+0.5))+MAX(0,MIN(INT(J2)+2,K2)-(INT(J2)+1.5))

If you had office 365 you could not use helper columns and calculate directly using LET function instead, so:
Excel Formula:
=LET(CorInT,C2+D2+6/24,CorInD,INT(CorInT),CorOutT,E2+F2+6/24,MAX(0,MIN(CorOutT,CorInD+0.5)-CorInT)+MAX(0,MIN(CorOutT,CorInD+1.5)-(CorInD+1)))
and
Excel Formula:
=LET(CorInT,C2+D2+6/24,CorInD,INT(CorInT),CorOutT,E2+F2+6/24,MAX(0,MIN(CorInD+1,CorOutT)-MAX(CorInT,CorInD+0.5))+MAX(0,MIN(CorInD+2,CorOutT)-(CorInD+1.5)))
respectively.

If your data is located in different range, move it temporarily to A1:F2, insert the formulas and then move data and formulas to their standard locations
 
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Solution
First things first: How could you receive 5.22 hours from above data?
Thank you so much for the response! Sorry, it is an auto calculated from the timesheet, I had changed the dates to make a more challenging example and had not changed the total hours.
 
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Assuming your data (and header) is in A1:F2, then in G2 (total hours)
Excel Formula:
=(E2+F2-C2-D2)
in J2 and K2 helper values (date and time shifted 6 hours) - these columns can be hidden
Excel Formula:
=C2+D2+6/24
=E2+F2+6/24
total on night shift and on day shift in H2 and I2:
Excel Formula:
=MAX(0,MIN(K2,INT(J2)+0.5)-J2)+MAX(0,MIN(K2,INT(J2)+1.5)-(INT(J2)+1))
=MAX(0,MIN(INT(J2)+1,K2)-MAX(J2,INT(J2)+0.5))+MAX(0,MIN(INT(J2)+2,K2)-(INT(J2)+1.5))

If you had office 365 you could not use helper columns and calculate directly using LET function instead, so:
Excel Formula:
=LET(CorInT,C2+D2+6/24,CorInD,INT(CorInT),CorOutT,E2+F2+6/24,MAX(0,MIN(CorOutT,CorInD+0.5)-CorInT)+MAX(0,MIN(CorOutT,CorInD+1.5)-(CorInD+1)))
and
Excel Formula:
=LET(CorInT,C2+D2+6/24,CorInD,INT(CorInT),CorOutT,E2+F2+6/24,MAX(0,MIN(CorInD+1,CorOutT)-MAX(CorInT,CorInD+0.5))+MAX(0,MIN(CorInD+2,CorOutT)-(CorInD+1.5)))
respectively.

If your data is located in different range, move it temporarily to A1:F2, insert the formulas and then move data and formulas to their standard locations
Thank you so much for this - I really appreciate the assistance! For some reason I can't get the total hours formula to calculate correctly. I am terrible with excel so I do apologise. I've attached this mini sheet, could you please enlighten me if you get the opportunity?
 
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Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1Last NameFirst NameDateTime Only (In)Date OutTime Only (Out)Total Hours
2YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20242:49:0201/04/202415:00:411.133564815
3YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20242:56:2801/04/202413:16:010.983032408
4YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20243:48:4701/04/20243:49:07
5YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20243:49:2601/04/202416:57:08
6YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20243:49:4101/04/202416:57:04
7YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20243:50:2201/04/202416:25:15
8YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20244:15:3601/04/202417:09:30
9YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20244:16:0501/04/202418:09:02
10YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20244:16:3002/04/20244:12:56
11YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20244:19:2901/04/202416:22:52
12YYYYYXXXXX01/04/20244:22:0501/04/202416:47:52
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G3G2=(E2+F2-C2-D2)
 
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I've figured it out now! Thank you so so much!

My date column still had the time included, so I removed this and now all of the formula's are working perfectly. Thank you so much you've saved me endless amounts of work
 
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Glad to hear so :), I hope that after this correction of column E also other formulas (night and day shifts) work well.
 
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