Sumifs Hours Worked Between Two Dates and Times with Multiple Criteria

bradyman97

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Below is a small sample of my spreadsheet. I'm trying to come up with a formula that adds the total hours worked between two dates, and the times are between 2200 and 0600, and if my code is Overtime 1.5. Formula result should be 16 hours.


(A1) Start Date "01/01/2024"
(A2) End Date "01/04/2024"
(A3) Code Name "Overtime 1.5"
(C1) Total Hours for the Code


DATERATECODESTARTENDTOTAL HOURS
01/01/202433.67Normal Hours14:0022:008.00
01/01/202450.51Overtime 1.522:0006:008.00
01/02/202433.67Normal Hours14:0022:008.00
01/03/202450.51Overtime 1.506:0014:008.00
01/03/202433.67Normal Hours14:0022:008.00
01/04/202433.67Normal Hours14:0022:008.00
01/04/202450.51Overtime 1.522:0006:008.00



Thank you for your time
 
You can upload it to a share site such as OneDrive, GoogleDrive mark for sharing & then post the link you are given here.
 
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Here copy of my workbook. Go to tab sheet1

 
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Here is a copy of my workbook. It's under tab sheet1

 
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Both those links are asking me to sign in. You need to mark it for sharing & then post that link you are given.
 
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Try this one

 
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If you change the start date in H2 to 12/11/2022 and H3 to 1/7/2023 it gives the result of 16 and the correct result should be 64
 
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Thanks for that, but there is nothing in col C of Timesheet that has "overtime 1.5". Hence you get 0
 
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There is only one row on that sheet that appears to match the criteria, which is row 45 but the time is not exactly 22:00:00.
It is 0.916666666664241 rater than 0.916666666666667
 
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