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Old June 6th, 2004, 12:20 PM
Daran
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I'm trying to create a work time sheet. I have 3 columns=20
Start time (displays the time started - in hh:mm) Finish=20
Time (displays the time finished - in hh:mm) & Duration=20
(displays the amount of time taken to perform the task).
Scrolling down the page I then have a cell that displays=20
the Total Time (adds all the times from the above and=20
displays the grand total). My problem is that I want to=20
create a cell that equates to total time @ =A320 per hour=20
(I.e. Total time =3D 4hrs. @=A320/hr =3D =A380.00)
Thanks in advance
Daran
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Old June 6th, 2004, 12:36 PM
Chip Pearson
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Multiply your time value by 24 then by the rate. E.g,

=SUM(C1:C10)*24*20


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"Daran" wrote in message
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I'm trying to create a work time sheet. I have 3 columns
Start time (displays the time started - in hh:mm) Finish
Time (displays the time finished - in hh:mm) & Duration
(displays the amount of time taken to perform the task).
Scrolling down the page I then have a cell that displays
the Total Time (adds all the times from the above and
displays the grand total). My problem is that I want to
create a cell that equates to total time @ £20 per hour
(I.e. Total time = 4hrs. @£20/hr = £80.00)
Thanks in advance
Daran


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Old June 6th, 2004, 12:47 PM
Sandy Mann
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Default £20 per hour

Daran,


Excel stores times as a fraction of a day as in 12:00 = .5, 6:00 = .25
etc.so if you multiply times by 24 then you get decimal hours.
With you total time in C20 and the cost per hour in D1 then:

=C20*24*D1 and format the 'Pay' cell as General will give you the right
answer.

HTH

Sandy

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"Daran" wrote in message
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I'm trying to create a work time sheet. I have 3 columns
Start time (displays the time started - in hh:mm) Finish
Time (displays the time finished - in hh:mm) & Duration
(displays the amount of time taken to perform the task).
Scrolling down the page I then have a cell that displays
the Total Time (adds all the times from the above and
displays the grand total). My problem is that I want to
create a cell that equates to total time @ £20 per hour
(I.e. Total time = 4hrs. @£20/hr = £80.00)
Thanks in advance
Daran


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Old June 6th, 2004, 09:15 PM
Daran
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Thanks very much.
 




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