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Formula to seperate Reg Hours and Overtime

Postby Brumal » Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:52 am

I apologize for the Noobness, but I just recently started working with Excel. I am needing to know the best way to separate Regular and overtime for a 40 hour week. Employees enter in Hours and minutes manually in one range and it is currently sum'd into one cell. I am trying to get the daily hours, if over 8, to show just 8 and anything over the 8 to move into the next cell. So my end result will be Reg Hours total will always be 40, and any over 40 will be in the OT total cell. I have attached a copy of the timesheet. Again I apologize for my lack of knowledge, but I am in a time crunch, Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Formula to seperate Reg Hours and Overtime

Postby gebobs » Mon Feb 29, 2016 10:48 am

Add another column, say "Time" or whatever, for the employees to enter their data. Then in the Reg cell, you would have the formula (for Monday Week 1):

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=MIN(C13,1/3)


And for OT:

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=C13-D13
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