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David Nelms
Helping someone out with a worksheet that figures time (in military
time) for use at weekend race tracks. Generally they have two days so it
was easy with 2 IN's/2 OUT's for each day. But the rain at Daytona this
weekend created a problem we did not expect.
Someone starts work at Sat 0630 and finishes at 0130 Sun. Morning.
Excel is not giving the total in correct hours, but I realize that's
it's because you've gone to another day. As a workaround I told them for
now to enter it as 2 days 0630 to 2400 and 0000 to 0130....is there a
more elegant (or right) way to accomplish this?
David
time) for use at weekend race tracks. Generally they have two days so it
was easy with 2 IN's/2 OUT's for each day. But the rain at Daytona this
weekend created a problem we did not expect.
Someone starts work at Sat 0630 and finishes at 0130 Sun. Morning.
Excel is not giving the total in correct hours, but I realize that's
it's because you've gone to another day. As a workaround I told them for
now to enter it as 2 days 0630 to 2400 and 0000 to 0130....is there a
more elegant (or right) way to accomplish this?
David