Olisthoughts
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Hi,
I'm making a break list for my team at my new job.
The employees can set a start time for their break, and an estimated return time is calculated automatically based on the break length.
I want to calculate how many agents are on break right now, based on if the estimated return time is greater than the current time. That would be an indicator that 1 agent is on break.
I just can't think of the correct formula to do this, I think the pseudo-code could be (If time in cell range is greater than current time, then sum those cells, and display currently on break"
But I can't think of a correct formula to do it.
If there are other ways to calculate currently on break that will work too.
I will attach a screenshot.
For context, I think you may be interested in knowing that there used to be 4 columns (start, estimated, actual return time, and total break time) I was using a helper column to calculate if there is a start time without a return time and that counted as 1. But my manager said she wants only the first 2 columns.
Thank you.
I'm making a break list for my team at my new job.
The employees can set a start time for their break, and an estimated return time is calculated automatically based on the break length.
I want to calculate how many agents are on break right now, based on if the estimated return time is greater than the current time. That would be an indicator that 1 agent is on break.
I just can't think of the correct formula to do this, I think the pseudo-code could be (If time in cell range is greater than current time, then sum those cells, and display currently on break"
But I can't think of a correct formula to do it.
If there are other ways to calculate currently on break that will work too.
I will attach a screenshot.
For context, I think you may be interested in knowing that there used to be 4 columns (start, estimated, actual return time, and total break time) I was using a helper column to calculate if there is a start time without a return time and that counted as 1. But my manager said she wants only the first 2 columns.
Thank you.