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greg123 Timesheet 10-25-2012, 11:36 PM
Moo the Dog Re: Timesheet 10-26-2012, 12:08 AM
greg123 Re: Timesheet 10-26-2012, 12:15 AM
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    Re: Timesheet

    I will try this Thankyou for your prompt response.

    And sorry to the mods for the double post.

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    Re: Timesheet

    I have created a form but I am struggling to get the formulas as you stated to work (because I don't understand them)

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    I have decided I will decimalise the times as I enter them as that will make for easyer sums as I am struggling with normal excel formulas without adding new TIME formulas.
    Can you take a look at this and you will see what I am trying to do (is is spread over 2 sheets the second sheet will be printed to show just the hours worked for further payroll sums to be worked from by the accountant)

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    Re: Timesheet

    when working with time in excel if I type into a cell that is formatted to Time a figure eg. 600 I personally would assume that it would translate it to 6:00 AM but it doent does anyone know why?

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