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I cannot believe it's almost July and we're halfway through the year. And what a year it's been so far. (The other day a friend of mine sent me a picture on WhatsApp stating "2020 - The year your wheelie bin goes out more than you.) But I digress.
Inspired by halves and because I am keeping tabs on the hours I work from home for one of my clients I was looking for an easy way to round my numbers down to the nearest half. Excel has three Functions you might find helpful: FLOOR, CEILING, and MROUND.
Here's how: (See logsheet.xlsx to download an example)
You can also write 0.5 rather than .5 but you all know by now that I try to be as efficient as possible. ;)
To make it look good, turn it into a table (CTRL + T) with totals (CTRL + SHIFT + T).
By the way, if you ever plan to hire me on a time and materials basis, don't worry... I always round down. ;)
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