Convert non-military time to tenths of hours

I am constucting a time sheet that is driving me nuts. The following formula calculates the employees total time worked in one day (it works fine). The input cells (time in/out) are time formated. The total hours worked cell (which has the formula below in it) is formated as number w/2 decimal places. I can not come up with the correct formula to convert the decimals to tenths of hours and have it match my companies conversion chart. What do I need to do? Thank you to anyone who can help me.

TOTAL HOURS WORKED:
'=IF((OR(B15="",B14="")),0,IF((B15<B14),((B15-B14)*24)+24,(B15-B14)*24))+IF((OR(C15="",C14="")),0,IF((C15<C14),((C15-C14)*24)+24,(C15-C14)*24))+IF((OR(E15="",E14="")),0,IF((E15<E14),((E15-E14)*24)+24,(E15-E14)*24))+IF((OR(F15="",F14="")),0,IF((F15<F14),((F15-F14)*24)+24,(F15-F14)*24))

HOURS CONVERSION CHART (Sample)

0 min - 2 min, 59 seconds = .0
3 min - 8 min, 59 seconds = .1
9 min - 14 min, 59 seconds = .2
15 min - 20 min, 59 seconds = .3

Slight variation on that would be

=ROUND(A1*24,1)

so to apply that to your formula try

=ROUND((IF(COUNT(B14:B15)=2,MOD(B15-B14,1))+IF(COUNT(C14:C15)=2,MOD(C15-C14,1))+IF(COUNT(E14:E15)=2,MOD(E15-E14,1))+IF(COUNT(F14:F15)=2,MOD(F15-F14,1)))*24,1)

Note: this rounds the final count of minutes for the day rather than rounding each individual section and then adding those......which isn't quite the same thing......

I've tried all the suggestions and the formula's are not working correctly. I've attached a sample of the time sheet and the conversion chart. I need Sunday to equal 6.9 and Monday to equal 6.4 in the Conversion From Time to Hours column. BTW, I can't use military time to input the hours worked.

Thanks everyone for your help. I feel like a real dummy on this one.

Why 6.9 for Sunday and 6.4 for Monday?

Sunday has a total of 6 hours 57 minutes which will round to 7 hours given your rounding criteria. Monday has 6 hours 39 minutes which would round to 6.7

If you use the formula I suggested then those are the results you'll get.....

I agree but my companies conversion chart is not standard rounding as you can see from the chart. 3 min - 8 min, 59 sec = .1 for Sunday and 21 minutes to 26 min, 59 sec = .4 for Monday.

And if I use the formula =ROUND(A1*24,1) in Sunday I get 166.8

Anybody have a glass of wine?

Originally Posted by kwray49

I agree but my companies conversion chart is not standard rounding as you can see from the chart. 3 min - 8 min, 59 sec = .1 for Sunday and 21 minutes to 26 min, 59 sec = .4 for Monday.

And if I use the formula =ROUND(A1*24,1) in Sunday I get 166.8

Anybody have a glass of wine?

In fact that is "standard rounding". If you round to the nearest 10th of each hour then anything from 3 mins up to (but not including) 9 mins will round to 0.1.

If you already have your formula in column G then you have already converted to decimal so you don't need *24. You could simply use this formula in H4 copied down

=ROUND(G4,1)

That will give you 7.0 for Sunday and 6.7 for Monday which looks correct to me.

My previous suggestion does the calculation of hours and the rounding all in one go so that you don't need both columns G and H, i.e. you can use this formula in G4

=ROUND((IF(COUNT(B4:B5)=2,MOD(B5-B4,1))+IF(COUNT(C4:C5)=2,MOD(C5-C4,1))+IF(COUNT(E4:E5)=2,MOD(E5-E4,1))+IF(COUNT(F4:F5)=2,MOD(F5-F4,1)))*24,1)