Assuming that's Excel and assuming Start/End could be outside the working hours, for such sample
formula in C2 could be
=IF(INT(B2)>INT(A2),
NETWORKDAYS.INTL(A2+1,B2-1,"0000011",$J$2:$J$3)*8/24 +
(WORKDAY.INTL(A2-1,1,"0000011",$J$2:$J$3)=INT(A2))*
(
$F$2-MEDIAN($E$2,$F$2,MOD(A2,1)) +
$H$2-MEDIAN($G$2,$H$2,MOD(A2,1))
) +
(WORKDAY.INTL(B2-1,1,"0000011",$J$2:$J$3)=INT(B2))*
(
MEDIAN($E$2,$F$2,MOD(B2,1))-$E$2 +
MEDIAN($G$2,$H$2,MOD(B2,1))-$G$2
),
MIN($F$2,MOD(B2,1))-MEDIAN($E$2,$F$2,MOD(A2,1))+
MEDIAN($G$2,$H$2,MOD(B2,1))-MAX($G$2,MOD(A2,1))
)Result formatted as [hh]:mm.
Firtst we check if Start/End dates are different days, if so calculate number of full workdays in between plus time for each of Start/End if only they are workdays. Finally calculate the difference if Start/End is the same date.
I am getting negative values which is resulting in '######' being displayed as below. Could you please check and advise what needs to be done.
Oops, too old formula. If to fix it, change in second line
NETWORKDAYS.INTL(...) on
MAX(0, NETWORKDAYS.INTL(...) )
Entire formula will be
=IF(INT(B2)>INT(A2),
MAX( 0,NETWORKDAYS.INTL(A2+1,B2-1,"0000011",$J$2:$J$3))*8/24 +
(WORKDAY.INTL(A2-1,1,"0000011",$J$2:$J$3)=INT(A2))*
(
$F$2-MEDIAN($E$2,$F$2,MOD(A2,1)) +
$H$2-MEDIAN($G$2,$H$2,MOD(A2,1))
) +
(WORKDAY.INTL(B2-1,1,"0000011",$J$2:$J$3)=INT(B2))*
(
MEDIAN($E$2,$F$2,MOD(B2,1))-$E$2 +
MEDIAN($G$2,$H$2,MOD(B2,1))-$G$2
),
MIN($F$2,MOD(B2,1))-MEDIAN($E$2,$F$2,MOD(A2,1))+
MEDIAN($G$2,$H$2,MOD(B2,1))-MAX($G$2,MOD(A2,1))
)which gives
