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Dan: The table in my previous posting had an error. Use these instruction instead The process I worked out is a little complicated, but it is the most vertsitile. Shifts are probably different on the weekend than the week day so a fixed formula will work out to be very complicated. I think it is easier to do with buildingg a table. Make Sunday Midnight (Saturday night) as hour 0 and     

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Author: Joel
Date: Aug 26, 2007 09:34

The process I worked out is a little complicated, but it is the most vertsitile. Shifts are probably different on the weekend than the week day so a fixed formula will work out to be very complicated. I think it is easier to do with buildingg a table. Make Sunday Midnight (Saturday night) as hour 0 and then calculate the number of hours from Sunday midnight to the hour of the shift. then
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Author: Joel
Date: Aug 26, 2007 09:14

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