OT Hours Calculation as per conditions.

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Hi,

A formula help is needed to return a result for columns E and F based on start and finish times specified in columns C and D.

In actual working days, the OT01 hours should be calculated below the finish time at 9 PM.

The OT02 is calculated after 9 PM and the total number of hours spent on Sundays and holidays falls under OT02.

Sample sheet with expected results are enclosed.

Book1
ABCDEF
3Answer expected
4DateDayStart TimeFinish TimeNormal Days Hours < = 9 PM>9 PM& /Sunday/Holiday Hours
514-Feb-23Tuesday5:30 PM12:30 PM3.515.5
614-Feb-23Tuesday5:30 PM10:00 PM3.51
74-Mar-23Saturday11:00 PM7:00 AM08
810-Mar-23Friday10:00 PM1:30 AM03.5
95-Mar-23Sunday7:00 AM5:00 PM010
1017-Apr-23Monday1:00 AM4:00 AM03
11
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B5:B10B5=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A5,1),"dddd")



Thanks,
 

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What is the start time for OT01?
Also what are the holidays?
 
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What is the start time for OT01?
Also what are the holidays?
The OT01 hours are calculated after start time 5:30 PM and finish time at 9 PM on normal working days.

OT Hours Calculation as per conditions..xlsx
ABCDEF
3Holidays14-Feb-23Answer expected
4DateDayStart TimeFinish TimeNormal Days Hours < = 9 PM>9 PM& /Sunday/Holiday Hours
514-Feb-23Tuesday5:30 PM12:30 PM3.515.5
614-Feb-23Tuesday5:30 PM10:00 PM3.51
74-Mar-23Saturday11:00 PM7:00 AM08
810-Mar-23Friday10:00 PM1:30 AM03.5
95-Mar-23Sunday7:00 AM5:00 PM010
1017-Apr-23Monday1:00 AM4:00 AM03
11
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B5:B10B5=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A5,1),"dddd")
 
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How about
Fluff.xlsm
ABCDEF
1
2
3Holidays44971Answer expected
4DateDayStart TimeFinish TimeNormal Days Hours < = 9 PM>9 PM& /Sunday/Holiday Hours
544971Tuesday17:30:0012:30:003.515.5
644971Tuesday17:30:0022:00:003.51
744989Saturday23:00:0007:00:0008
844995Friday22:00:0001:30:0003.5
944990Sunday07:00:0017:00:00010
1045033Monday01:00:0004:00:0003
Main
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E5:E9E5=IF(OR(C5>TIME(21,0,0),WEEKDAY(A5,2)>5),0,(MIN(D5+(D5<C5),TIME(21,0,0))-MAX(C5,TIME(5,30,0)))*24)
F5:F10F5=ABS(D5+(D5<C5)-C5)*24-E5
E10E10=IF(OR(C10>TIME(21,0,0),D10<TIME(5,30,0),WEEKDAY(A10,2)>5),0,(MIN(D10+(D10<C10),TIME(21,0,0))-MAX(C10,TIME(5,30,0)))*24)
B5:B10B5=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A5,1),"dddd")
 
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Many thanks for your formula solution.

Could you please include E10 also in single formula instead of separate formula.
 
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Try formula cell E5 and copy down E10
=IF(OR(C5>TIME(21,0,0), D5<TIME(5,30,0), WEEKDAY(A5,2)>5), 0, (MIN(D5+(D5<C5), TIME(21,0,0)) - MAX(C5, TIME(5,30,0))) * 24)

Biz
 
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Thanks for the help,

Could you please look into row number 7 results, which are actually returning as shown in the expected result in G:7 , and Saturday is considered a working day,

The 14th of February 2023 is a holiday and all working hours will be considered as OT2 hours.


Book1
ABCDEFGH
3Holidays14-02-2023Answer expected
4DateDayStart TimeFinish TimeNormal Days Hours < = 9 PM>9 PM& /Sunday/Holiday HoursNormal Days Hours < = 9 PM>9 PM& /Sunday/Holiday Hours
514-02-2023Tuesday5:30:00 PM12:30:00 PM3.515.519
617-02-2023Friday5:30:00 PM10:00:00 PM3.513.51
704-03-2023Saturday5:30:00 PM7:00:00 AM013.53.510
810-03-2023Friday10:00:00 PM1:30:00 AM03.503.5
905-03-2023Sunday7:00:00 AM5:00:00 PM010010
1015-04-2023Saturday5:00:00 AM6:30:00 AM01.501.5
11
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E5:E10E5=IF(OR(C5>TIME(21,0,0), D5<TIME(5,30,0), WEEKDAY(A5,2)>5), 0, (MIN(D5+(D5<C5), TIME(21,0,0)) - MAX(C5, TIME(5,30,0))) * 24)
F5:F10F5=ABS(D5+(D5<C5)-C5)*24-E5
B5:B10B5=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A5,1),"dddd")
 
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Hi,
If I understand correctly, Monday through Saturday are considered working days. In that case, I believe E10 should have 1.5 hours of normal work hours without any overtime.
Try formula below in Cell E5 and copy down E10
=IF(AND(NOT(OR($C5>TIME(21,0,0),$D5<TIME(5,30,0))),WEEKDAY($A5,2)<>7, COUNTIF($C$3, $A5)=0,WORKDAY.INTL($A5,0,"1111110")=$A5),(MIN(D5+(D5<C5),TIME(21,0,0))-MAX(C5,TIME(5,30,0)))*24, 0)

Does it help?

Biz
 
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I appreciate your formula solution, thank you,

The normal working hours are 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Time for OT 1 Hours is 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on working day

The OT2 hours are between 9:00 PM and 7:AM. on working day

The full working hours of Sundays and holidays will be considered as OT2 hours

Therefore, E:10 Hours are part of OT2 Hours because they fall between 9:PM and 7:AM

Thanks,
 
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Try formula below in Cell B5 and copy it down E10.

=IF(AND(NOT(AND($C5>TIME(21,0,0),$D5<TIME(5,30,0))),WEEKDAY($A5,2)<>7,COUNTIF($C$3,$A5)=0,WORKDAY.INTL($A5,0,"1111110")=$A5,NOT(AND($C5<TIME(7,0,0),$D5<TIME(7,0,0)))),(MIN($D5+(D5<$C5),TIME(21,0,0))-MAX($C5,TIME(5,30,0)))*24,0)

Hope it helps.

Biz
 
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