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    Gd day All,

    New in here. Been scouring for a fit of formula to solve my problem, to no avail of course.
    What I would like to have is to have a 1st hour Charge @ 1st hour rate and the subsequent hours to be charge at another rate.

    One column i had done is =CEILING(N8,"0:30") (this is to round of all the extra mins to 00/30mins) and thus its easier to breakdown to another 1 hour and the rest of the hours.

    Attached for you kind reference. Those column in colours are my blank ideas.

    Thank again.
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    Re: Billiable Time (1st hr and subsequent)

    In O8 I think you should use this instead-
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    and now in R8 try this-
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    Note- It is calculated on the basis of amended rate.
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    Re: Billiable Time (1st hr and subsequent)

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    Re: Billiable Time (1st hr and subsequent)

    sigh of relief to receive your reply..
    it works well... one last query.

    for the subsequent hours, if I were to charge it based on block of 30mins (ie; if 2 hrs = 4 units, means 4 units x $ instead of (2hrs x $ )

    any possibility?

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    Re: Billiable Time (1st hr and subsequent)

    Quote Originally Posted by Pepe Le Mokko View Post
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    thank you! just like the kind gentleman @sourabhg98 provides.
    and i had the same query as above..

    "quote:for the subsequent hours, if I were to charge it based on block of 30mins (ie; if 2 hrs = 4 units, means 4 units x $ instead of (2hrs x $ ).
    Thanks1

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