24 hour day - having trouble with 20:30pm to 01:00am

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Published on 2012-10-15T14:08:27Z Indexed on 2012/10/15 15:41 UTC
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I'm having problems figuring hours worked, with a 24 hour day formula that accounts for swing and graveyard this is a 4 column layout - example below (I only need to figure totals hours worked minus Lunch)

example:

in 20:30 out (lunch) 01:00 in(lunch) 01:30 end of shift 06:30

Answer should be: should be 4.5+5 = 9.5 hours worked However I'm having trouble with 20:30pm to 01:00am value

thank you in advance!

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