I've tried to copy and paste some formulas I've seen on the forum - but nothing's working. Basically I have two dates, let's say:
10/10/11 4:34
10/13/11 0:23
I want to know the exact number of hours between them. This is for a health database, so it's not involving any "work" hours. Can anyone help?
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try =largest_value-smallest_value and format as [h]:mm:ss
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Hi
i was Preparing the same answer..
Knowing that this is not the right place for my guestion, i apologize for it but i can't find(as new in the Forum), the way to send a new(my own) guestion.
Please can you help me??
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Hello again.
Thank you very much for your answer.
I appreciate it!
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