I'm working on a spreadsheet designed to track total overtime hours worked in a year; on the spreadsheeet is a column to keep track of each day's total OT, the week's total OT, as well as a column to track the year's total. There is a formula in the week total, but the year total is calculated via a macro (day of the week total, added to the existing year total, result updated, so, each day has it's own button and macro). We have a shift that works a different week than the shift that needs to track overtime, but still must be included in the list. Therefore, I created a column to place the shift designator so there can be recognizable diffrerentiation. With quite a bit of help from this board, and others, I've created (or been kindly given) the following macro (this is just a part of it) to total the day's overtime and existing year overtime and input the result into the cell. I now need to have this executed only when the condition I specify (say, in cell D1) is met (that would be the shift, for example the text M1 or SST). Please note, the week totals are only for user reference - they do not come into play for calculations of year totals. The below macro actually takes the totals from a day of the week and adds it to the existing year total, placing the result in the year total column.
I've attached a screen capture to illustrate my question. You'll notice two additional columns for "Force" overtime. These will have to have the same macro as above executed on them to calculate and track a running total for the year versus the week's total (appropriate changes to cell designations already made & working). I should be able to modify any code to work with both, I'm just having a problem getting the macro to work properly on either based on my condition. Your help, is again and always, appreciated.
Using Excel 2003
Windows XP
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