Pleeaasee help. I am new to excel. I am trying to make a work schedule (roster) that has there weekly shift times wed-tues. I'm wanting my total column to equal hours worked for the week minus 30 unites if worked over 5hours for a shift. I have it calculating the hours for the week hoping there is a way to do it with the half taken off for each day over 5. If that makes sense.
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So everyone who is working more than 5:00 will have 30 minutes less counted?
Am I right? like: 6:15->5:45 ; 8:00 -> 7:30 and ... 5:15->4:45?
if it is the case, then use such approach:
or shorter:
By your formula i mean a formula used to calculate time worked each day (You probably calculate it as a difference of Time_out and Time_in each day.
Or you can do this in final column, like you have in I2:
a sum of times for a whole week, then modified formula will be:
Am I right? like: 6:15->5:45 ; 8:00 -> 7:30 and ... 5:15->4:45?
if it is the case, then use such approach:
Excel Formula:
=if(your_formula>TIMEVALUE("05:00:00"),your_formula-TIMEVALUE("00:30:00"),your_formula)
Excel Formula:
=if(your_formula>5/24,your_formula-1/48,your_formula)By your formula i mean a formula used to calculate time worked each day (You probably calculate it as a difference of Time_out and Time_in each day.
Or you can do this in final column, like you have in I2:
Excel Formula:
=SUM(B2:H2)
Excel Formula:
=SUM(if(B2:H2>5/24,B2:H2-1/48,B2:H2))
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