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excel help please	by ma petite	2002-06-21 10:03:58
okay i'm no slouch when it comes to excel, but one thing i can't figure out... i'm trying to track my hours so i can make sure they don't screw up my check again... i've got it so that it will calculate the hours i work each day based on my in and out times... but how HOW can i get it to do a total hours for the week? barring that, does anyone know of a program i can use to do the same thing i'm using excel to do?
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Sure. Stick a SUM formula in there.	by nin_man	2002-06-21 10:10:31
doesn't work	by ma petite	2002-06-21 10:29:23
Help is on the way.	by NOLAWitch	2002-06-21 10:31:56
Use military time formats for that.	by NOLAWitch	2002-06-21 10:35:51
yeah i was doing that part anyway ;) (n/t)	by ma petite	2002-06-21 10:36:46
If you want	by mpicklesimer	2002-06-21 11:08:02
ooh! that would be cool :)	by ma petite	2002-06-21 11:21:49
It's on...	by mpicklesimer	2002-06-21 11:42:04
awesome!	by ma petite	2002-06-21 10:36:18
Change the field type?	by Freakazoid	2002-06-21 10:32:08
Blasted typo monster... selt=delt (n/t)	by Freakazoid	2002-06-21 10:32:53
Use the @sum function.	by Naruki	2002-06-21 10:10:38
Quick fix	by hyzenthlay	2002-06-21 10:41:15
Uh, I simply sent her what I constructed	by NOLAWitch	2002-06-21 10:46:51
Just curious	by hyzenthlay	2002-06-21 10:51:16
the time formats for the totals column	by ma petite	2002-06-21 11:01:45
Cool	by hyzenthlay	2002-06-21 12:25:37

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