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Making a time sheet that includes shift differentials and overtime differentials. In the attached example, how do I make cell H15 = 0 when H3 = 0? For instance:
=SUM(H3-H6)
Making a time sheet that includes shift differentials and overtime differentials. In the attached example, how do I make cell H15 = 0 when H3 = 0? For instance:
=SUM(H3-H6)
Last edited by jonvanwyk; 06-29-2010 at 11:48 AM.
Hard to follow since you posted a jpg instead of an excel file but maybe
=MAX(0,H3-H6)
ChemistB
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I didn't post the spreadsheet because much of it is quite unorthodox and I hate being made fun of. H3-H6 is actually N37-N44 as I have many merged cells and it can look quite confusing. I had to make the spreadsheet look exactly like the printed/hand written form of the current timesheet. This made it MUCH more difficult to make everything work. But, people generally do not like change, so if you want to get an electronic timesheet passed through administration, you have to change everyone's lives as little as possible (understandably).Originally Posted by ChemistB
BTW...your suggestion worked. Thank you!
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