VBA or Excel – Time sheet with RT / OT based on the day of the week.

JDSOuth49

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I need help with VBA Code or an Excel formula.

PURPOSE: I need to auto calculate OT based on the days of the week (Saturday & Sunday).

For Monday – Friday any hours as follows: [**This part of the sheet works fine]

Cell Range = F15,P15:F50,P50

In Cell Q15 formula: =IF(S15<8,S15,8)

In Cell R15 formula: =IF(S15-8>0,(S15-8),0)

In Cell S15 formula: =SUM(F15:P15)

For Saturday and Sunday Only: [This is where I am having my Issue]

I am wanting to have ANY time on Saturday or Sunday Counted as “Overtime Only” {Column R, Rows 15 to 50}

Cell “C5” is set to return the Day of the weeks using the following formula: =IF(C6="","",TEXT(C6,"dddd"))


Any help would be greatly appreciated
 

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Thank you for the suggestion, but it interferes with the following formulas:

In Cell Q15 formula: =IF(S15<8,S15,8)
In Cell R15 formula: =IF(S15-8>0,(S15-8),0)
In Cell S15 formula: =SUM(F15:P15)

and I do not know how to get around that.
 
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I was not telling you to replace entiredly, but to use it in your formulas.
Look at this:
NOTE: This is using Date values in Column C, not a text version of a date (the cells are formatted dates, formats of dddd or dddd yyyy-mm-dd).
(Edited at 11:29, I did not put the 2nd argument in the Weekday Function in the original).

Book1
CFGHIJKLMNOPQRS
1
2
3
4
5Saturday
6Saturday 2024-01-20
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14HRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSRegO/TTotal
15111111111099
16Testing Random Days
17Saturday 2024-01-20111111066
18Sunday 2024-01-21111111111099
19Monday 2024-01-22111111606
20Tuesday 2024-01-2311111111118210
21Wednesday 2024-01-241111404
22Thursday 2024-01-251111404
23Friday 2024-01-2611111111808
24Saturday 2024-01-27111111111099
25Sunday 2024-01-281111044
26Monday 2024-01-291111404
27Tuesday 2024-01-301111404
28Wednesday 2024-01-3111111111118210
29Thursday 2024-02-01000
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C5C5=C6
Q15Q15=IF(WEEKDAY(C5,2)<=5,IF(S15>8,8,S15),0)
R15R15=IF(WEEKDAY(C5,2)>5,S15,IF(S15>8,S15-8,0))
S15S15=SUM($F$15:$P$15)
Q17:Q29Q17=IF(WEEKDAY(C17,2)<=5,IF(S17>8,8,S17),0)
R17:R29R17=IF(WEEKDAY(C17,2)>5,S17,IF(S17>8,S17-8,0))
S17:S29S17=SUM($F17:$P17)
C18:C29C18=C17+1
 
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