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I'm using Excel 365 and am trying to create a 12-month calendar that will calculate hours worked per week, but it seems I've managed to overthink it (such is my curse) and got myself confused. I've included a screenshot below of what I'm trying to accomplish. Cell J8 has the formula =TEXT(B8,"00:00")-TEXT(B7,"00:00")+(B7>B8) , and there are two things I can't figure out how to do:
1.) configure the formula to calculate multiple days
2.) automatically subtract :45 from each day if more than 5 hours are worked (e.g. the second week's total is 16, even though it would normally add up to 16.90).
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Anonymous
2023-05-23T16:03:13+00:00 -
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2023-05-19T06:34:38+00:00 =SUM(IF(B8:H8-B7:H7>5/24,B8:H8-B7:H7-45/60/24,B8:H8-B7:H7))