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    Question Working out hours worked if start one day, finish another (nights)

    Hi guys,

    Just wondering if anyone can help with this:

    I am trying to make a spreadsheet for timesheets, however I am getting stuck when somebody starts on one day, then finishes on the next (ie, night shift).

    Can anybody show/tell me the best way to work this out?

    Thanks

    Marc

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    Re: Working out hours worked if start one day, finish another (nights)

    I think an hour will incrememnt the date "serial number" by 0.0416666 (1/24), therefore, working from serial numbers, the number of hours between two dates is:
    =ABS(B1-A1)*24

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    Re: Working out hours worked if start one day, finish another (nights)

    Think Ive got it from that.
    Thanks a bunch!

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