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    Re: Work Schedule - Deducting Lunch Breaks

    Hi ManyLemons23

    I don't know! Some people are never satisfied!

    I could not think of any way of doing it with conditional formatting, so I wrote some vba. Seems to work OK (mind you - it rather defeats the "simplify" objective ! )
    I will not insult your intelligence by telling you how to run the code, but to see the code press Ctrl + F8 and select "Step into"

    I was just about to send this to you when I discovered a flaw in the original - if the last line rolls over to the next day, it will not display the rollover day properly. There are two possible solutions - pay me lots and lots of money for a complete re-write or add a 5 minute check as a last line (third option - just colour it in!)

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    Alastair
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