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Excel 2000 Macro Help - Working with Times

Asked by RascalBird in Microsoft Office Suite

Hi all

I wonder if anyone can help finalise a timesheet I am working on.

I have a form which comes up where the employees time in and time out is entered in 24 hr time. (e.g. 0600 to 1500).

I am stuck when it comes to the half hours however.

The user is likely to automatically enter 0630 for an employee who starts at 6:30 and they may still finish at 3:00 -  a 8 1/2 hour day but the time for the day comes up as 8.7 hrs.

Other than just subtracting 0.2 from the total (which is going to be EXTRAORDINARILY UGLY) can anyone suggest another method to fix this??? Is there another function I could write etc???????

I have pasted my current calculation code below so you can see how I currently have the procedure written.

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timeinVAR = timesheet.timeIn.Value
timeoutVAR = timesheet.timeOut.Value
totalhoursVAR = (timeoutVAR - timeinVAR) / 100
If totalhoursVAR < 0 Then
    totalhoursVAR = 24 + totalhoursVAR
End If
ActiveCell.Value = totalhoursVAR
Range("totalsrow").Select
______________________________________


Thanks in advance for any help you are able to provide.

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