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Excel - Time Sheet Formula

The problem i have is the formulas i have used in the template are not quite what i'm after. The formula in column 'O' should be to make sure that a minimum of 8 hours have been in column 'M' and that will mean they will get paid 'D'. Anything over that as per column 'N' will be multiplied by there overtime rate in column 'E' and added to column 'O'. at the moment before any hours are entered it shows there daily rate which i dont want.
Also i would like a rolling total to show in the "Summary" sheet from all the new sheets that wil be created from the template code. At the moment i have it set up for one sheet but i dont know how to include for sheets that are not created yet...... Please advise
Weekly-Pay-Schedule.xls
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I think this is what you want for your formulas. See attachment.

For your rolling summary you can just keep adding the total from each sheet ='Week 1'!O124+


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The formulas are perfect now thank you. It's now just the rolling total.  What i have is when you enter a name in the "New Sheet" it will automatically create a new worksheet called the same. What i need if possible is when it creates a new sheet it adds the total aswell.......
The toatls are to show in the summary sheet, i think this makes sense!!
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Thanks for the advice, it all works perfect now....

Thanks for your time
Curt, you help me with the above problem where you created a macro to calculate the totals of all created sheets. I am going to post a question in regards to 'Excel Macros - Calculating Totals' could you have a look at it for me.

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Carl
Sure Carl, I'll look at it unless someone else beats me to it!

Curt