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I subtract 1:0:26 from 1:34:54 and get 12:34:38 AM - I want total.

  1. #1
    Kristie
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    I subtract 1:0:26 from 1:34:54 and get 12:34:38 AM - I want total.

    I need help with an Excel formula. I am tracking total video time so when I
    subtract the length of the video, my return value is coming back as time of
    day. Here it is: Cell D3 = Start Time = 1:0:26 (the cell is formatted
    Custom [h]:mm
    Cell E3 = Finish Time = 1:34:54 (the cell is formatted Custom [h]:mm

    When I do the following formula: =E3-D3, the return value is 0:34:28 (which
    is what I want)

    When I copy and paste special, values - it converts this to time of day
    12:34:28 AM - Question: How do I keep the return value 0:34:28 ?

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    Jason Morin
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    Re: I subtract 1:0:26 from 1:34:54 and get 12:34:38 AM - I want total.

    I have XL2003, so I have the option of "Value and number
    formats" under Edit > Paste Special. If you don't have
    that option, after doing Edit > Paste Special > Value,
    repeat the process and select Formats.

    HTH
    Jason
    Atlanta, GA

    >-----Original Message-----
    >I need help with an Excel formula. I am tracking total

    video time so when I
    >subtract the length of the video, my return value is

    coming back as time of
    >day. Here it is: Cell D3 = Start Time = 1:0:26 (the

    cell is formatted
    >Custom [h]:mm
    >Cell E3 = Finish Time = 1:34:54 (the cell is formatted

    Custom [h]:mm
    >
    >When I do the following formula: =E3-D3, the return

    value is 0:34:28 (which
    >is what I want)
    >
    >When I copy and paste special, values - it converts this

    to time of day
    >12:34:28 AM - Question: How do I keep the return value

    0:34:28 ?
    >.
    >


  3. #3
    Myrna Larson
    Guest

    Re: I subtract 1:0:26 from 1:34:54 and get 12:34:38 AM - I want total.

    Do a 2nd PasteSpecial, selecting Formats this time.

    On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 11:37:07 -0800, "Kristie"
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    >I need help with an Excel formula. I am tracking total video time so when I
    >subtract the length of the video, my return value is coming back as time of
    >day. Here it is: Cell D3 = Start Time = 1:0:26 (the cell is formatted
    >Custom [h]:mm
    >Cell E3 = Finish Time = 1:34:54 (the cell is formatted Custom [h]:mm
    >
    >When I do the following formula: =E3-D3, the return value is 0:34:28 (which
    >is what I want)
    >
    >When I copy and paste special, values - it converts this to time of day
    >12:34:28 AM - Question: How do I keep the return value 0:34:28 ?



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