I am a new Excel user trying to build a drivers Hours of Service calculator in an Excel 2003 spreadsheet to determine how many [hh]:mm the driver has available the next day. I cannot figure out how to subtract Accumulated Hours for the last 7 days(C2) from the weekly allowable 70:00 hrs and provide the calculation in (D2) with the [hh]:mm format.
C2 is Accumulated Hours last 7 days
i.e. 43:01
D2 would be (70 hrs - C2) to show Hours Available Tomorrow
i.e. 26:59
When I try to perform the calculation, I get the answer 1636:59. Is it a simple format error, or is there a special function I need to use to perform the calculation?
Thank you for any help in advance.
Last edited by Trkauff; 01-28-2012 at 07:22 PM. Reason: Solved
D2 should be ="70:00" - C2
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Hi
It's format problem.
Try this>> ="70:00"-C2
Hope to helps you.
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