Formula for calculation time differences by business hours
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Excellent. I'll get to work on automating it.
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Take a look at THIS SHEET and let me know if you are able to get it working for you.
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Looks good
Per the attached sheet
I do see one item for W867587 The 1/25/20 (Sat) was changed to 1/27 which is a Monday. The create time should be changed to 8:00 am, but it is showing as 11.13
Besides that it looks great
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Take another look. I modified the formula in that column, so it should be pulling correctly now.
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Oh. And the [CalcDiff] column is what you would use to pull metrics such as average times or total times.
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Hi Paul everything looks great except for the Calcdiff column
Your Calc is not adding the days and maybe the samples I gave you did not have those examples
See the below formula and advise if I got this right. A 200% thank you on helping me as I would not have formatted this by myself. Especially knowing what the Excel formula looks like.
Calc Diff Column suggestion
=IF(SUM(StartDate@row – EndDate@row) > 0.99, ((StartDate@row - EndDate@row) * 9 + (EndTime@row - StartTime@row)),(EndTime@row - StartTime@row))
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The days are calculated in the [End Time] column.
If the [Time Difference] column is correct, then so is the CalcDiff column as the [Time Difference] column pulls directly from that one.
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I see now...
Thank you again !! so far looks great
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Happy to help. 👍️
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