is it possible

HappyChappy

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ABCDEFGHIJK
1JanuaryHours WorkedTotal HoursTotal Pay
2Sunday30/01/202200:0000:0000:000:00 
3Monday31/01/202210:0020:0010:009:15£92.50
4Tuesday01/02/202210:0020:0010:009:15£92.50
5Wednesday02/02/202210:0020:1510:159:30£95.00
6Thursday03/02/202210:0014:0004:004:00£80.00
7Friday04/02/202210:0020:0010:009:15£92.50
8Saturday05/02/202210:0016:0006:006:00£120.00
9
10
11RATES
12£10.00Standard RateMin 8 hrs paid as in G6 once 48 is reached Overtime kicks in to all paymnts
13£15.00O/Time Rate
14£12.00Saturday Rate
15£18.00Saturday O/Time Rate
16£15.00Sunday Rate
17£22.00Sunday O/Time Rate
18
Jan-22
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E8E2=D2-C2
F2:F8F2=IF(E2>TIME(8,0,),E2-TIME(0,45,0),E2)
G2G2=IF(F2=0,"",MAX(Data!$B$44,F2*24)*$A$14)
G3:G7G3=IF(F3=0,"",MAX(Data!$B$44,F3*24)*$A$12)
G8G8=IF(F8=0,"",MAX(Data!$B$44,F8*24)*$A$16)
B3:B8B3=B2+1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
D2:D3Cell Value>0textNO
D2:D3Cell Value>0textNO
D2:D3Cell Value>0textNO
D2:D3Cell Value>0textNO
D2:D3Cell Value>0textNO
D2:D3Cell Value>0textNO
C2:D10Cell Value>0textNO



Trying to work out how to build in hours work over 48 at overtime rate. The sheet can work out minimum hours works of 8hr also breaks of 45 mins need to be factored in once 8:45 is reached
i hope i have pasted the mini sheet correctly as it's my first attempt at this thank you
 
i'm almost sure that's not possible, but i have no experience with mobile phones.
So, it's perhaps better to open a new question here on the site about that.
Maybe, somebody else knows a workaround ...
 
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Have been using your spread sheet and its been great but the company have decided to change things, they cant leave well alone.
Monday to friday now from 06:00-18:00 standard rate £18ph 18:00-06:00 £19ph this bit is easy to adjust but now they also want after 8 hours rate to be £22ph is this some thing that can be changed easily by reworking formula in column J
 
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??? those "48 normal hours / week" is history, now it's a "06:00-18:00" job with overtime before and after ?
And pause ?
 
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Yes the 48hr has been replaced by the new system. So if I started at 10:00 till 20:00 10:00-18:00 at £18ph 18:00-20:00 at £22 have just asked about the break deduction of .45 mins that comes off at the standard rate of £18ph
So overtime is worked out anything over 8 hrs
 
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is the break 12:00-12:45 or 1/2 hour after 4 hours or ...
if it's too difficult, it'll be an UDF, so not suitable on a mobile phone.
 
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is the break 12:00-12:45 or 1/2 hour after 4 hours or ...
if it's too difficult, it'll be an UDF, so not suitable on a mobile phone.
Break can be anytime in the shift and is deducted at .45 minutes
 
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just had a look it seems good apart from if you work less than 8hrs ie: 5.45 it should always pay a min of 8 hours pay
also the new overtime calculations are only for monday to friday
all day Saturday is paid at £22ph
all day sunday is paid at £30ph
all day bank holiday is paid at £31ph

many thanks
 
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