Well, first of all, working 7 days a week, over a two week period, should
give more than 80 hours, never mind more than 40?
Do you want to calculate per fortnight, or do you want to calculate per week?
If the first, then use (in P) something like
=IF(SUM(B2:O2)=0,"",IF(SUM(B2:O2)>40,40,SUM(B2:O2)))
Just make sure about the 40/80 story.
In Q2, enter the following formula
=IF(SUM(B2:O2)=0,"",IF(SUM(B2:O2)>40,SUM(B2:O2)-40,0))
I take it you have quantities in B:O, formatted as General, or as Number

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> We have a spreadsheet that shows each day worked and OT worked as the
> columns (14 Columns, Sun-Sat + OT) and employees as the rows. We have
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> What formulas can I use in these two cells to get the info that I
> need?
bridgeb3@gmail.com - 10 Mar 2008 17:45 GMT
> Well, first of all, working 7 days a week, over a two week period, should
> give more than 80 hours, never mind more than 40?
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Thank you! That worked like a charm. It is actually only one week,
but there were 14 columns because we had one column for reg hours and
one column for OT hours for each day of the week.
Kassie - 10 Mar 2008 19:41 GMT
Which means you can now reduce it to 7 columns? Glad I could help!

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> > Well, first of all, working 7 days a week, over a two week period, should
> > give more than 80 hours, never mind more than 40?
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> but there were 14 columns because we had one column for reg hours and
> one column for OT hours for each day of the week.