No but I am saying that when he recognizes how valuable I am it will be
because of you and this awsome forum...but thats our secret right? smiles.
"RagDyeR" wrote:
An so ... Are you implying that it's my fault if you should happen to get
"Laid Off"?<bg
Just keep coming back here to automate other tasks, and show him how
resourceful you will *continue* to be.
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"dvonj" wrote in message
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I tried both your example and Dave Ramage and after using some test data
your
example worked both ways while Dave's only worked if the value in E11 is
greater than the check value. Dave on your example If the value returned was
less than the check value (2.25) the lessor value was returned and not
replaced with the check value which is what I need it to do. RagDyeR your
example works best. Thanks for the tip.
and thanks to everyone for helping this is an awsome forum.
I just hope my boss won't thing I am now useless because I created a
spreadsheet that automates what the office has been doing by hand:-)
"RagDyeR" wrote:
Try this:
=MAX(E11,F5)*(E110)
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"dvonj" wrote in message
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This is a rather complex issue so I will understand if I need to have a
programmer take this on.
Here goes, I need to keep track of driver total hours. Drivers cannot work
over a certain number of hours in a week. There are two shifts an AM sign
on
and sign off time plus a PM sign on and sign off time. To complicate this
each driver is guaranteed a minimum of 2.25 hours for both AM and PM
shifts.
I am using an IF function to validate the value of a cell based on the
amount
of time for each shift. I use a formula to calculate the difference
between
the sign off and sign on times and put that value in a cell then check to
see
if the value meets certain conditions.
If the value returned is grater than 2.25 I place the grater value in
another cell. If the value is less than 2.25 I place 2.25 in the cell. I
then
total the AM and PM times and get the number of hours the driver worked
that
day. The IF function looks like this.=IF(E11=F5,E11,"2.25"). F5 contains
the
value 2.25, the check value. My problem is that the value 2.25 is returned
on
non data or an empty cell. The IF function evaluates non data or an empty
cell to be les than 2.25 thus returning 2.25 giving hours where there
should
not be any for that time period.
Is there a way to create a validation that will ignore an empty cell until
data is supplied?
I apologize for this being so long winded.
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