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I have a spreadsheet that tracks benefit time at work.
We are allowed to accumulate 40 hours of compensation time after that we have to take it in overtime. what i need is a formula that quit accumulating at 40 then another that takes the excess each pay period and tracks that. I have attached a sheet to show what i mean. Thanks, Jerry. |
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The sheet you attached doesn't necessarily show what you mean. Can you re-post the attachment showing expected result samples so that we understand what you are looking for.
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Sorry about that.
I attached the document before saving changes. |
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Try:
In E7: =MIN(40,D7*1.5) in G7: =E7-F7 in H7: =MAX(0,D7*1.5-40) |
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Got er done.
Thanks you were a big help. |
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