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    Timekeeping

    My grandson is trying to use Excel program to keep track of the hours he is working. I know there is a way to do it but it has been many years since I used Excel and can not remember how to do it. He would like to insert the time (hours & minutes) he works in column A and have a sum in the next column.
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    Re: Timekeeping

    This one is easy, but before I give you an answer, let me ask you this:

    Is he entering the time as hours and minutes as 8.25 hours for 8 1/4 hours, or is he entering it as 8 hours (one column), 15 minutes (one column)?

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    Re: Timekeeping

    hi cbdeajr
    You will need to coustom format the cells [hh]:mm then subtract and sum ect.. ring any bells?
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    Re: Timekeeping

    He is entering 8:20 for 8 hr 20 min in one column

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    Re: Timekeeping

    Quote Originally Posted by cbdeajr View Post
    He is entering 8:20 for 8 hr 20 min in one column
    You can use what Pike suggested to do what you need to do.

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    Re: Timekeeping

    Sorry, I had a stroke in 08 and I can not get this right. I thought I understod Pikes answer but I can not get it right.

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    Re: Timekeeping

    Time and date are funny types in excel. It is not an absolute, but a point in time.

    For Date that is the number of days since 00/01/1900. Current date = Today() or =Int(Now())
    For Time that is a Fraction of 1 (day) 0.5 meaning 12:00

    What the post before are tryng to say is that there is a big difference between 8 and 08:00 as the first (8) is 8 days.

    08:00 is a custom format time for the value 8/24 = 0.3333

    Countin with hours should therefore be done with
    ="08:00"+"06:00"

    or

    =8/4 + 6/24

    Both formats (cell formatting) should be [h]:mm:ss

    the [h] makes sure that time is represented as 25:10 instead of 1:00 as the fraction > 1
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    Re: Timekeeping

    Hey cbdeajr
    Have a look at the example
    Hope it helps
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