Easy one here hopefully:
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What formula should I put into R3 (hourly wage) so that it divides the profit by the total time.
I tried R3=P3/Q3 but I got $3.31 which is wrong. It should be around $10.60.
Thanks.
Easy one here hopefully:
See attachment. Picture 1.png
What formula should I put into R3 (hourly wage) so that it divides the profit by the total time.
I tried R3=P3/Q3 but I got $3.31 which is wrong. It should be around $10.60.
Thanks.
you need to convert 12:27 ( a time)
to number of hours, eg 12.48
=q3/z3*24
in z3 enter 23:59:59
then your formula will work
No joy. I got something like 1,072 ??
Q3 has the formula =SUM(I5:I54) if that is relevant.
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Could you explain in more detail what I have to do because I'm a bit confused.
Thanks
=P3/Q3/24 formatted as Currency
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Thanks but this is still not working. I put =P3/Q3/24 into R3 and got $0.12.
I'll start again.
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In R3 I need to divide P3 by Q3 to get the hourly wage.
Codes are as follows:
N3: =P3/O3
O3: =SUM(F5:F54)
P3: =INDEX(L4:L101,COUNT(L4:L101))-L4
R3: ?
Thanks.
=p3/(q3*24)
ok, I just put =P3/(Q3*24) into R3 and it reads $0.12 which is wrong.
It should be $8.96.
I have a theory on this. If Q3 is the sum of a bunch of times, then the times are adding up to multiple days simply because Excel counts days as part of all times. Try changing your formula to =P3/(Q3-Int(Q3))*24.
Put in =P3/(Q3-Int(Q3))*24 and got $5,593.53
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Just so no one spends any more time on this, it was posted here (OP's question has been answered): http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=86267
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