Excel End Time Calculation Based on hours and Start Time

keyravimca

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Hi All - I need your help to find out a way to calculate the end time based on Start Time and hours. For instance, I have 9 AM in COL A and 32 hours in Col B, Col C should reflect 6.00 PM irrespective of the date. The reason is every day i am working 8 hours per day and my timing starts at 9.00 AM and ends at 6.00 PM, considering the 1 hour lunch, 32 hours will be in between 9.00 AM (Monday) to 6.00 PM (Thursday). It needs to be reset the end time if it exceeds more than 8 hours. Please note i dont need which day at all only timing is fine for me. your help greatly appreciated.
 

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I have done exactly that some time ago, send me a PM and I will send you the file :cool:

hu
 
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Hi K,

I just need your email address so I can send you something I have created some time ago.
It shows starting time, break time and end time, calculates the total of hours per week and compares with target hours.
you will need to work a bit the formats, that's why it will be easier to send the file to you (and honestly I don't remember all the steps :rolleyes:).

Hu
 
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Hi Husoi - I tried using the excel file you gave but it not meet my expectation. what i am expecting is Col A (Start Date is 5 Dec 2016), COL B (start time is 2.00 PM), COL C (Hours is 14) then COL D end date should be automatically populate to 6 Dec 2016. If the COL C (Hours is 21 then end date should be 7 Dec or so)...

My day to day timings is start at 9.00 Am to 6.00 PM. Lunch is 1 to 2 PM. If possible kindly help here...
 
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that changes everything, you will need the formulas DATE() and TIME() combined to evaluate the both cells. I'll update the spreadsheet and send it again ;)
 
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