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    Calculating percent of hours worked by shift using military time

    Let's say Employee #1 works 08:16 hours to 16:45 hours and I get a difference of 08:29 hours using formula =mod(B1-A1, 1), how do I calculate a percent of their time worked in an 8 hour shift? All of my cells for this formula are formatted using [hh]:mm

    My goal is to compare amount of time worked for several different staff but it must be in percentage form. I have also added a column near the column containing the 'difference of time' values, using the formula =A1*24*60, to convert the hh:mm format into actual minutes (e.g., 08:16 equals 496 minutes).

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    Re: Calculating percent of hours worked by shift using military time

    If you post a workbook with some sample data it will be much easier to help you.
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    Re: Calculating percent of hours worked by shift using military time

    how do I calculate a percent of their time worked in an 8 hour shift?
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    Re: Calculating percent of hours worked by shift using military time

    Quote Originally Posted by Jacc View Post
    If you post a workbook with some sample data it will be much easier to help you.
    I've loaded an image.

    The column with the question marks is what I am trying to figure out, and two columns preceding that one use the formulas I originally posted.Capture.PNG

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    Re: Calculating percent of hours worked by shift using military time

    Quote Originally Posted by popipipo View Post
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    Why have you chosen to use 1/3?

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    Re: Calculating percent of hours worked by shift using military time

    1/3 of a day is 8 hours

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