Learn how to calculate total working hours using Excel formulas.
Have a look at how to calculate the number of hours worked in Excel in a few simple steps. The table we prepared contains the time when an employee started and finished work. Hours worked can be calculated easily, as time difference – simply take the later time and subtract the earlier one. Watch this excel video tutorial to learn how to do it.
00:00 Understanding Date & Time
01:52 Working Hours
02:21 Formatting the result in Hours & Minutes
03:15 Overtime
04:40 Combine Date & Time
06:09 Calculations Without Breaks
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