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Hi All,
pls help me to solve this issue.
I have the below-listed attendance records of the user. And I need to calculate the hours spent in the office. For this, I took the lowest time as in time and the highest time as out time, by this way it worked fine but a few records created problems for said calculation.
Few employees worked from 8 am to the next day 1/ 2 am in the morning. and by this way, my logic failed because it took 1 am as the in time of the employee.
Is it possible to ignore the time which is between 12 am to 5 am? and assign the last out time as 11.59 pm for the previous day.
any other better way to handle it?
pls help .
thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
apply a filter or add a conditional column to replace values.
apply a filter or add a conditional column to replace values.
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