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How to assign a value to a word /text in excel?

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    How to assign a value to a word /text in excel?

    I'm really desperate right now! I hope you can help me. So, I'm doing a HW about scheduling the thing here is that I want to have the total hrs the employees are working, what I want to do is to write down breakfast (6), lunch (5.5) or dinner (6.5) and then have the amount of hrs they are working. So I want B22 to add all the total hours all my employees worked together...is that possible?


    PLEASE HELP ME!

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    Re: How to assign a value to a word /text in excel?

    could you send the excel sample?

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    Re: How to assign a value to a word /text in excel?

    Sure...sorry about that :C Thanks for replying! I really appreciate it I really do!
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    Re: How to assign a value to a word /text in excel?

    I have a few more things in this spreadsheet, hope that helps
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    Re: How to assign a value to a word /text in excel?

    Welcome to the Forum, unfortunately:

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