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Old 01-20-2016, 01:41 PM
gebobs gebobs is offline Calculate time from midnight on (Weekend hours, Fri-Sat night shift problem) Windows 7 64bit Calculate time from midnight on (Weekend hours, Fri-Sat night shift problem) Office 2010 64bit
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I have a duty rooster that calculates working hours and divides them to 6-14, 14-22, 22-06.
What does that mean? Are those regular shifts? Are they paid for at differing rates? I suppose you want formulas to split the hours into these three "categories".

I can't make hide nor hair of your equations in rows 6-9. What is it you want to do exactly?

Are the times always integer hours?

Why does the roster span 10 days?

See attached as a kind of tear down/rebuild to perhaps rethink the idea. Nothing is in stone.
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