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I have an Excel chart for child care charges. My first column is the attendance date, my second column is the arrival time, my third column is the departure time and forth is daily charges. If a child attends 4 hours or less the charge for the day is $. If they attend for more than 4 hours the charge is $$ for the day. What equation do I use to calculate daily charges based on arrival and departure and have it calculated in my fourth column?
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=IF(attendance_date="", "", IF(departure_time-arrival_time<=TIME(4, 0, 0), $, $$))