Summing cells and having anything over certain value go to another cell

whodat9

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I need to have this calculate hours for my employees up to 40 hours in the "regular hours" column and than anything over that go into "premium hours". Is there a way to do this?
 

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Let's say that "Total Hours" are in cell I3.

Then to cap "Regular Hours" at 40, you can use the formula:
Excel Formula:
=MIN(I3,40)

and to get Premium Hours, you can use:
Excel Formula:
=MAX(I3-40,0)
 
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