Decimal Subtractraction

[Steved]

Hello from Steved

7.58 from 8.15 is 17 minutes
12.55 from 1.15 is 20 minutes

Could I please have a formula for the above please.

Thankyou.

[JE McGimpsey]

Will 1.15 *always* be 1:15 PM? Will 8:15 always be 17 minutes after
7.58, or might it sometimes by 737 minutes?


In article <[email protected]>,
Steved <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello from Steved
>
> 7.58 from 8.15 is 17 minutes
> 12.55 from 1.15 is 20 minutes
>
> Could I please have a formula for the above please.
>
> Thankyou.
>
>

[mangesh_yadav]

presuming you enter 1:15 as 1:15 pm, simply subtract the first from the second and format as time. If you want the result as an integer 17, then multiply the above result with 1440 which is nothing but 24*60

Mangesh

[Pank]

Steved

Assume that the first time (i.e. 7:58 and 12:55) is is A1,A2 and the end
times are in B1, B2.

Firstly format the columns to be TIME and in a 24 hour clock format.

Then in C1 enter =b1-a1. Then either copy the formula down as far as you
want or use the FILL handle to copy down.

HTH

Pank


"Steved" wrote:

> Hello from Steved
>
> 7.58 from 8.15 is 17 minutes
> 12.55 from 1.15 is 20 minutes
>
> Could I please have a formula for the above please.
>
> Thankyou.
>
>

[Steved]

Thankyou

"Pank" wrote:

> Steved
>
> Assume that the first time (i.e. 7:58 and 12:55) is is A1,A2 and the end
> times are in B1, B2.
>
> Firstly format the columns to be TIME and in a 24 hour clock format.
>
> Then in C1 enter =b1-a1. Then either copy the formula down as far as you
> want or use the FILL handle to copy down.
>
> HTH
>
> Pank
>
>
> "Steved" wrote:
>
> > Hello from Steved
> >
> > 7.58 from 8.15 is 17 minutes
> > 12.55 from 1.15 is 20 minutes
> >
> > Could I please have a formula for the above please.
> >
> > Thankyou.
> >
> >