Hours Worked Running Total Stops Calculating Correctly

wsnyder

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  1. 365
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Hi all,

Excel 365 Version 2109 Build 14405.20002 Beta Channel.

Hours Worked Running Total Stops Calculating Correctly on Row 6 in the attached
I copied the formula on row 5 down - still incorrect.
Any ideas?
Hrs Worked.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJK
1Effective DateDateDayTime InLunch OutLunch InTime OutHrs Worked MinutesRunningTotal HoursHours Nearest Quarter
28/16/20218/14/2021Sat16:5317:200:270:270.00
38/16/20218/16/2021Mon8:1612:0813:1116:207:017:280.00
48/17/20218/17/2021Tue7:5712:0012:3016:358:0815:360.00
58/18/20218/18/2021Wed8:0312:0713:1016:307:2423:000.00
68/19/20218/19/2021Thu8:0012:0012:3016:308:007:000.00
78/20/20218/20/2021Fri8:0012:0012:3016:308:0015:000.00
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2:H7H2=G2-D2-(F2-E2)
I2,C2:C7I2=H2
J2:J7J2=Q2
I3:I7I3=I2+H3
A3:A7A3=B3
B4:B7B4=+B3+1


Thanks
-w
 

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Thanks,

That is odd. row 5 was showing the correct running total w/o the correct number format
So I copied down assuming it would work on row 6 - which it did not.

I updated all rows to number format [h]:mm and now showing the correct running total.

thanks,
-w
 
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The format h:mm is for time of day which is limited to 24 hours. Once you go over 24 hours you need the [h]:mm format to show elapsed time over 24 hours. It's the format, not the formula.
 
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