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    Hi all,

    I looked into many topics but my doubt still exists

    I need to calculate time according to working hours and working days (excluding sat and sun)
    The problem is we have no start date or end date the process continues.
    I have attached a sample sheet.
    Coloumn A= names
    Coloumn B=allotment time
    Coloumn C=estimated time where in only extra hours is entered so that coloumn D shows actual date and time.(after adding C with coloumn B).

    But this goes out of working hours some times like in example.

    I want to use some formula to get result as coloumn E
    i.e if the estimated time crosses 6 PM it takes next day in to account.
    start time=9:00 Am and end time 6:00PM
    Is this possible????
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    re: function:time calculation

    Put this formula in D2:

    =IF(MOD(B2,1)+C2>TIMEVALUE("6:00:00 PM"),(C2-(TIMEVALUE("6:00:00 PM")-MOD(B2,1))+(INT(B2)+1+TIMEVALUE("9:00:00 AM"))),B2+C2)


    Or, without the time values:

    =IF(MOD(B2,1)+C2>0.75,(C2-(0.75-MOD(B2,1))+(INT(B2)+1.375)),B2+C2)
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    re: function:time calculation

    Quote Originally Posted by JBeaucaire View Post
    Put this formula in D2:

    =IF(MOD(B2,1)+C2>TIMEVALUE("6:00:00 PM"),(C2-(TIMEVALUE("6:00:00 PM")-MOD(B2,1))+(INT(B2)+1+TIMEVALUE("9:00:00 AM"))),B2+C2)


    Or, without the time values:

    =IF(MOD(B2,1)+C2>0.75,(C2-(0.75-MOD(B2,1))+(INT(B2)+1.375)),B2+C2)
    thanks a lot..JBeaucaire

    just to know how can we reverse it??? in the sense columnD-B gives C??

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    re: function:time calculation

    In C2:

    =IF(INT(D2)>INT(B2),(MOD(D2,1)-0.375)+(0.75-MOD(B2,1)),D2-B2)

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