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Timesheet Trauma Tragedy

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    Timesheet Trauma Tragedy

    Time flys when ur having fun with time sheets.

    Please help. It's been seriously 5 hours since I started this task.

    All I want to do is know the function to calculate the total hours worked per day given a start and finish time.

    Then to calculate the total hours worked that week.

    I have attached my 72 hour (to create) masterpiece as I am not finding that I am having any success and I'm losing it!!!

    NOT COPING AT ALL
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    Last edited by bimbo279; 07-22-2007 at 12:34 PM. Reason: would like to attach something like a zip haha too clever

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    Suggest in F12 use =E12-D12 & format cell as h:mm
    In E19 use custom formatting as [h]:mm this will display as 38:00
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    duplicate - see here

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