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I know this got put down on the list, resurrecting. Anybody have an idea.
A1 has yesterdays date. i.e. 1/9/2016 12:00pm A2 has yesterdays date. i.e. 1/9/2016 2:15pm A3 has yesterdays date. i.e. 1/9/2016. 3:30pm A4 has yesterdays date. i.e. 1/9/2016 5:30pm This for legal work: cannot legally work more than 8 hours in a 24 hour rolling period. A5 would have todays date. 1/10/2016 8:15am ( this cell would do the calculation to show what date and time it would be legal to start). Any help or idea would be greatly appreciated |
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A2 is an end date and time A3 is another start date and time A4 is another start date and time Total time working is 4:15. Usual block times are 4:00 So, the next day i have scheduled a block from 08:00am till 12:00pm. In 24 hours i would have worked 8:15. The formula i need help with would show my legal start time is 1/10/2016 8:15am. The block would be 08:15am till 12:15 pm. I appreciate you looking into this to help me |
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