Calculate Response time using different working hours during the week and excluding weekends / bankholidays

bannianke

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Hello

I need a formula where it calculates Response Time considering business hours Mon - Thu 9am till 9pm and Fri 9am-5pm. In addition Bankholidays and Weekends should be excluded.
Ticket Received Date is shown in Column B , Call Date is shown in Column C.
Formula for Response Time for column D should therefore show time difference in hours considering different Business Hours Mon - Thu (9-9) and on Fri from 9-5.
Staff is not working at weekends and therefore working days only Mon-Fri.
Thanks a lot for your help


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Consider:

Book1
ABCDEFGHI
1ReceivedCalledResponse TimeHelper1Helper2Holidays
28/22/2020 20:448/24/2020 11:0502:058/24/2020 9:008/24/2020 11:059/7/2020
38/23/2020 14:048/24/2020 18:3509:358/24/2020 9:008/24/2020 18:3511/26/2020
48/21/2020 17:168/25/2020 9:4512:298/21/2020 17:168/25/2020 9:4512/25/2020
59/3/2020 14:419/8/2020 12:2117:409/3/2020 14:419/8/2020 12:21
68/23/2020 11:118/29/2020 17:1708:008/24/2020 9:008/28/2020 17:00
Sheet11
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F2:F6F2=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(B2,2)>5,ISNUMBER(MATCH(INT(B2),$I$2:$I$4,0))),WORKDAY(INT(B2),1,$I$2:$I$4)+9/24,B2)
G2:G6G2=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(C2,2)>5,ISNUMBER(MATCH(INT(C2),$I$2:$I$4,0))),WORKDAY(INT(C2),-1,$I$2:$I$4)+21/24-4/24*(WEEKDAY(WORKDAY(INT(C2),-1,$I$2:$I$4))=6),C2)
D2:D6D2=(SUM(IF(ISERROR(MATCH(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(G2))),$I$2:$I$4,0)),CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(G2)))),0,12,12,12,12,8,0)))-(24*MOD(F2,1)-9)-(IF(WEEKDAY(G2)=6,17,21)-24*MOD(G2,1)))/24
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.


I started with the assumption that any times would be within working hours. However, some of your example times were on weekends. To handle that, I had to add 2 helper columns. If the received or called times were out of business hours, then the F and G formulas would find the closest time that is in the working hours range. Now we can apply the D2 formula which generates the number of hours:minutes between those two times, excluding weekends, holidays, and non-working hours. Note that I used a custom format of hh:mm on column D.
 
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I suggest to use a user-defined function:
MrExcel_Bannianke_sbTimeDiff.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJ
1ReceivedCalledResponse TimeWorking HoursStartEndUS Holidays
2Sa 22.08.2020 20:44Mo 24.08.2020 11:052:05Monday9:0021:00Mi 01-Jan-2020
3So 23.08.2020 14:04Mo 24.08.2020 18:359:35Tuesday9:0021:00Mo 20-Jan-2020
4Fr 21.08.2020 17:16Di 25.08.2020 09:4512:45Mon 12h + Tue 45 mins = 12:45Wednesday9:0021:00Mo 17-Feb-2020
5Do 03.09.2020 14:41Di 08.09.2020 12:2117:40Thursday9:0021:00Mo 25-Mai-2020
6So 23.08.2020 11:11Sa 29.08.2020 17:1756:00A full week w/o holidays = 56hFriday9:0017:00Fr 03-Jul-2020
7SaturdayMo 07-Sep-2020
8SundayMo 12-Okt-2020
9HolidaysMi 11-Nov-2020
bannianke
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C6C2=sbTimeDiff(A2,B2,Work_Hours,US_Holidays)
Named Ranges
NameRefers ToCells
US_Holidays=bannianke!$J$2:$J$22C2:C6
Work_Hours=bannianke!$G$2:$H$9C2:C6


Please note that my results differ from those Eric offered (row 4 and row 6).

A sample file I have stored here:
(Please download, open and use at your own risk - but I am using an up-to-date virus scanning program)
 
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Upon looking at Sulprobil's example, I realize that my Helper1 and Helper2 formulas are incomplete. The F4 value is not right for example, causing D4 to be off. These can be remedied, but before I work on it, please let us know if either of these approaches works for you, and if they give the results you need.
 
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Hi Eric, Hi Sulprobil

great info and thanks a lot for the speedy assistance , really appreciate it !!!

I tried both options

Eric's approach :
as you mentioned , there is something not quite right with the helper 1 ... see screenshot belw
I marked in red, where something does not bring back the expected result
However it works partially
Not sure if "Helper 2" is needed, as Call Date/Time would always be within office hours / during the week when staff is working ...so we can just take the original Call date/time

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Formula entered in column D
=(SUM(IF(ISERROR(MATCH(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(G2))),$I$2:$I$4,0)),CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(G2)))),0,12,12,12,12,8,0)))-(24*MOD(F2,1)-9)-(IF(WEEKDAY(G2)=6,17,21)-24*MOD(G2,1)))/24



Sulprobil's approach:
I like the simplicity off it , but I can't make it work.
Excel does not recognize this "sbtimediff" formula and gives me a "#name?" error message
Below my attempt to copy across the suggested formula
I listed the named range data in a separate work sheet, but should not make a difference

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Thanks again !!!!!!!!
 
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Try this:

Book1
ABCDEFGHI
1ReceivedCalledResponse TimeHelper1Holidays
28/22/2020 7:448/24/2020 11:052.088/24/2020 9:009/7/2020
38/23/2020 14:448/24/2020 18:359.588/24/2020 9:0011/26/2020
48/21/2020 10:448/25/2020 9:4519.028/21/2020 10:4412/25/2020
58/22/2020 10:448/26/2020 9:4524.758/24/2020 9:00
68/23/2020 10:448/27/2020 9:4536.758/24/2020 9:00
78/24/2020 10:448/28/2020 9:4547.028/24/2020 10:44
88/25/2020 10:448/26/2020 9:4511.028/25/2020 10:44
98/26/2020 10:448/26/2020 11:451.028/26/2020 10:44
107/27/2020 21:448/26/2020 9:45236.757/28/2020 9:00
118/7/2020 19:177/10/2020 9:45Error8/10/2020 9:00
128/7/2020 10:088/7/2020 13:453.628/7/2020 10:08
138/7/2020 5:448/7/2020 9:450.758/7/2020 9:00
148/7/2020 18:218/10/2020 11:132.228/10/2020 9:00
159/4/2020 16:459/8/2020 10:001.259/4/2020 16:45
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D15D2=IF(C2<B2,"Error",SUM(IF(ISERROR(MATCH(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(C2))),$I$2:$I$4,0)),CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(C2)))),0,12,12,12,12,8,0)))-(24*MOD(F2,1)-9)-(IF(WEEKDAY(C2)=6,17,21)-24*MOD(C2,1)))
F2:F15F2=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(B2,2)>5,ISNUMBER(MATCH(INT(B2),$I$2:$I$4,0)),MOD(B2,1)<9/24,MOD(B2,1)>IF(WEEKDAY(B2)=6,17,20)/24),WORKDAY(INT(B2)-IF(MOD(B2,1)<9/24,1,0),1,$I$2:$I$4)+9/24,B2)
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.


I believe I have the Helper1 formula right this time. And if the called time will always be in office hours, we won't need the helper2 formula. (Good thing, it would be a pain!) I made 1 little tweak to the response time formula, so that if the response time is earlier than the received time, it says Error instead of calculating an incorrect value. Also, I switched the result to hours and fractions of hours. The hh:mm format failed when the number of hours is over 24. After playing around with other options, I just went to what's there. I checked every example on this sheet, they all look ok.


As far as Sulprobil's approach, did you install the user-defined function? He built a special function to do this, and put it in the worksheet on dropbox. I'll let Sulprobil explain more, but more than likely you're getting the #Name! error because it wasn't installed properly.

Anyway, see if this works for you!
 
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If you download the file at the end of my article you will find your example in there.
Please try to learn about using UDFs (pressing ALT + F11, inserting a new module, copying code in there, storing the file as xls, xlsm, or xlsb).
 
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Sulprobil kindly pointed out a problem with my latest Helper1 formula, it should be:

Book1
ABCDEFGHI
1ReceivedCalledResponse TimeHelper1Holidays
28/22/20 7:448/24/20 11:052.088/24/20 9:009/7/2020
38/23/20 14:448/24/20 18:359.588/24/20 9:0011/26/2020
48/21/20 10:448/25/20 9:4519.028/21/20 10:4412/25/2020
58/22/20 10:448/26/20 9:4524.758/24/20 9:00
68/23/20 10:448/27/20 9:4536.758/24/20 9:00
78/24/20 10:448/28/20 9:4547.028/24/20 10:44
88/25/20 10:448/26/20 9:4511.028/25/20 10:44
98/26/20 10:448/26/20 11:451.028/26/20 10:44
107/27/20 21:448/26/20 9:45236.757/28/20 9:00
118/7/20 19:177/10/20 9:45Error8/10/20 9:00
128/7/20 10:088/7/20 13:453.628/7/20 10:08
138/7/20 5:448/7/20 9:450.758/7/20 9:00
148/7/20 18:218/10/20 11:132.228/10/20 9:00
159/4/20 16:459/8/20 10:001.259/4/20 16:45
168/25/20 20:048/26/20 20:0011.938/25/20 20:04
Sheet14
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D16D2=IF(C2<B2,"Error",SUM(IF(ISERROR(MATCH(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(C2))),$I$2:$I$4,0)),CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(ROW(INDIRECT(INT(F2)&":"&INT(C2)))),0,12,12,12,12,8,0)))-(24*MOD(F2,1)-9)-(IF(WEEKDAY(C2)=6,17,21)-24*MOD(C2,1)))
F2:F16F2=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(B2,2)>5,ISNUMBER(MATCH(INT(B2),$I$2:$I$4,0)),MOD(B2,1)<9/24,MOD(B2,1)>IF(WEEKDAY(B2)=6,17,21)/24),WORKDAY(INT(B2)-IF(MOD(B2,1)<9/24,1,0),1,$I$2:$I$4)+9/24,B2)
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.


It's still pretty complicated, and could have other issues. Test it well.
 
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IT WORKS ...YEAH !!! Brilliant !
Used Sulprobil UDF approach as I still had some mismatches with Eric's version.
Thanks a lot to both of you in assisting me in this matter.
It is a big time saver for me and great help ! Learned also something new as I never used UDFs before :)
 
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Hi All,

I have tested the following formula and it satisfies this need very well, yet I don't know how to adapt it to Friday as a day off instead of the common Sat,Sun

=IF(OR(C4="",D4=""),"",(NETWORKDAYS(C4,D4,$H$4:$H$12)-1)*($G$5-$G$4)+IF(OR(ISNUMBER(MATCH(INT(D4),$H$4:$H$12,0)),WEEKDAY(D4,2)>5),$G$5,MEDIAN(MOD(D4,1),$G$5,$G$4))-IF(OR(ISNUMBER(MATCH(INT(C4),$H$4:$H$12,0)),WEEKDAY(C4,2)>5),$G$4,MEDIAN(MOD(C4,1),$G$5,$G$4)))


I wish someone could help here
 
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