Subtracting from multiple cells to get a specific answer

Cyle

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I had a question considering a workbook that I am working on for overtime, a different one than I posted before. On my workbook, I have vacation leave, sick leave, and overtime to figure in. I want to be able to have a choice to choose which you would like to keep at the end of the week. Such as if you were to work 8 on Mon, 8 hours on Tues, 10 hours on Wed, and then take vacation leave on Thur, for 8 hours, and then work 6 hours on friday, I need a way to choose whether to be paid for the overtime and vacation time, or to subtract two hours from my overtime and add it to my regular time, i.e. 40 hours, or subtract two hours from my leave time and add it to my regular time. I know this sounds complicated, it is at least to me. :confused:
 

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Hi Cyle, Did you ever figure out your spreadsheet? I know you posting is older. I am having this same issue and before I posted something I wondered if you found out. Thnanks!
 
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Hi, I like many other do not pay OT until a person actually works 40 hours. So if a person works 10 hours on Monday (2 hours of OT) but takes 2 hours of sick time on Tuesday. I want my spreadsheet to Net the sick time on Tuesday against the two hours extra time worked on Monday. I think I am trying to make my timesheet too complicated but I always say that excel can do just about anything. As a side note, I want sick or vacation or any time not worked to be able to net against extra time worked. i hope that makes sense thanks so much!!!
 
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