paccali

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Hello,
I need help formulating. I'm working on an employee attendance sheet. I need to formulate the total hours/minutes missed. If they were Absent it would equal 8 hours; if they Arrived Late the total amount of hours/minutes they missed; if they Left Early the total amount of hours/minutes missed. I just can't figure it out and need some helpful insight.
 
One last question...I don't know how get around the issue if they Arrived Late after 1pm how to automatically subtract the 1 hour break so it doesn't equal 5 hours.
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One last question: What would you want to see if someone arrived at 12:45 PM?
Lol I know it gets tricky. If they arrive at 12:45pm they would have skipped the lunch break (basically they would have missed 4 hours, but worked 5.15 hours...but I’ve already made this formula difficult enough; let’s just assume they won’t arrive during the daily break. Thank you again I really appreciate the help.
 
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Okay...This formula will work with the assumption that no one will arrive during the break hour. It uses two conditions for each scenario. Arriving Early before a break and after a break. Leaving Early before and after the break time. Everything else returns 0. Good luck!

Excel Formula:
=IF(E2="Absent",1/3,IF(AND(E2="Arrived Late",F2<=J2),F2-I2,IF(AND(E2="Arrived Late",F2>=J2),J2-I2+F2-K2,IF(AND(E2="Left Early",G2>=K2),L2-G2,IF(AND(E2="Left Early",G2<=J2),L2-K2+J2-G2,0)))))
 
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Okay...This formula will work with the assumption that no one will arrive during the break hour. It uses two conditions for each scenario. Arriving Early before a break and after a break. Leaving Early before and after the break time. Everything else returns 0. Good luck!

Excel Formula:
=IF(E2="Absent",1/3,IF(AND(E2="Arrived Late",F2<=J2),F2-I2,IF(AND(E2="Arrived Late",F2>=J2),J2-I2+F2-K2,IF(AND(E2="Left Early",G2>=K2),L2-G2,IF(AND(E2="Left Early",G2<=J2),L2-K2+J2-G2,0)))))
Thank you so much for your help!
 
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