I am having trouble with my timesheet.
Attached is the offending article. As you can see the first week I recorded the spreadsheet worked fine and it recorded the 30 hours worked.
I copied and pasted the first week and now when I look at the totals I can't get them to go over 24 hours. I have tried [hh]:mm but that didn't work. I'm baffled as to why this worked fine the first time but not on the copy.
[Solved] Working Hours (over 24 per week)
[Solved] Working Hours (over 24 per week)
Last edited by Morgaine on Mon Apr 15, 2013 3:09 pm, edited 3 times in total.
OpenOffice 3.4.0 on Windows xp
Re: Working Hours (over 24 per week)
Have sent a PM to Morgaine that nothing got uploaded to the forums.
thinman3
thinman3
3.4.1 & 4.1.5 on MS Windows 7 Pro x64
Re: Working Hours (over 24 per week)
Number format [HH]:MM (with brackets) might solve this.
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Re: Working Hours (over 24 per week)
Hi,
the problem is in cells F65 and F96.
If you want to get a difference over two days, you have to enter the times with the date information:
D96: 14.04.2013 23:15:00 (for April 14, 2013 23:15h)
E96: 15.04.2013 0:10 (for April 15, 2013 00:10h)
You might check the other data in D7:E51 as well.
Frank
the problem is in cells F65 and F96.
If you want to get a difference over two days, you have to enter the times with the date information:
D96: 14.04.2013 23:15:00 (for April 14, 2013 23:15h)
E96: 15.04.2013 0:10 (for April 15, 2013 00:10h)
You might check the other data in D7:E51 as well.
Frank
Frank
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Re: [solved]Working Hours (over 24 per week)
The usual way to handle this (finding elapsed time where start/end may span midnight) is to replace a simple end-start with: end-start+(end<start)
So instead of =E65-D65, you use =E65-D65+(D65>E65)
It looks like there are also some bad entries. For example, F25 records a visit of >24 hours.
So instead of =E65-D65, you use =E65-D65+(D65>E65)
It looks like there are also some bad entries. For example, F25 records a visit of >24 hours.
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