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LiaoGoren

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OK here is the deal, I am trying to track my income useing a spread sheet.

Now untill now I was paid by the mile and it was VERY simple to track. Just put in the miles and multiply it all out. I was getting within less that 1$ from my actuall pay.

Now I am paid per hour. What I am doing now is annoying as all can get. I have to figure in my head or on paper the exact amount of hours and mins I worked. Then input that and let excell do the math. Its added an extra step.

What I wanna do is simply type in the time I clocked in, and type the time I clocked out and excell figures the total time I worked and does all the math.

I cant seem to find a formula to do that for me. I have tired many different combinations, with no luck.
I want to enter my time in one cell only, not 2 or more cells. So if there is anyone that has an idea, hit me with it and lets see if it works!
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Hi LiaoGoren.

Format the clock-in and clock-out cells as Custom (hh:mm). The cell that holds the calculation is formated as Number.

Here's the calculation:=((B2-A2)*24)*10

B2 = clock out
A2 = clolck in
*24 = converts time to decimal
*10 = plug in your hourly rate

This should work for you.
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THANKS!

ok That seems to work, but what do I do if I work past midnight?

I normally work 2pm-1030pm.

It does not seem to work when working past midnight ...lol

from what I can tell thats just something I am going to have to work around cause thats not just a number thing, thats a whole clock thing.

Any more suggestions?
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Of course I have more suggestions!!

Format the clock-in and clock-out cells as Time (1:30 PM). The calculation is now: =(((B2-A2)-INT(B2-A2))*24)*10

This works for me. I put 8:00 pm as clock in and 2:00 am as clock out, with 10 as the hourly rate. I got 60.00.
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Ok this is not seeming to let me give a detailed explanition of what Im looking for... cause I think I just need the conversion and im ok :)

I work mon-fri 2pm-1030pm
I dont clock out for lunch, but only get paid for 8 hours.
I also get paid for over time
I sometimes get 8 hours of holiday,vac, or sick pay with no lunch taken out... so heres my idea(this is just a condenced example :wave:)

a1=time in
a2=time out
a3=total time paid for( I need this formula where it figures for the 30min lunch, problem is when I dont work is shows as a neg number.... and cant find out how to stop that!)
a4=going to put an 8 if I get paid for day off cause this doesnt count for over time
Now there are 7 days a week so a-g look like that.
h1=total hours for week paid which could be more than 40 so I can figure overtime (this is easy for me!)
h2=total of holiday,sick,vac
h3=h1+h2*my pay = my total paycheck (gross)

If I can just get past the time and neg stuff I think I will be ok... lol

I think I just over explained a very very small easy fix.... lol thanks for your help!
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Okay. Take a look at the attached.

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That INT formula I dont understand how it works, but it seems to work wonders.... I think you just gave me the magic formula .... lol

THanks a TON!
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Glad to help :)
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