I know this has to be easy. I have a start time and an end time. I need the
difference in hours and minutes. I used the examples in the help, but it
converts it to text and then it won't add. Anyone?
TIA
JC
I know this has to be easy. I have a start time and an end time. I need the
difference in hours and minutes. I used the examples in the help, but it
converts it to text and then it won't add. Anyone?
TIA
JC
One way:
A1: <start time>
B1: <end time>
C1: =B1-A1
format C1 as time.
XL stores times as fractional days (e.g., 3:00 = 0.125), so if your
times span midnight, the "later" time will be smaller than the "earlier"
time. Compensate that by adding 1 to the "end time". You can take
advantage of XL's automatic coercion of boolean TRUE/FALSE values to 1/0:
=(B1<A1) + B1 - A1
or the more obscure, but equivalent:
=MOD(B1-A1, 1)
In article <#[email protected]>,
"John Harris" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I know this has to be easy. I have a start time and an end time. I need the
> difference in hours and minutes. I used the examples in the help, but it
> converts it to text and then it won't add. Anyone?
One more version that might be even more clear:
=B1-A1+IF(B1<A1,1,0)
Still following JE's rules:
A1: <start time>
B1: <end time>
John Harris wrote:
>
> I know this has to be easy. I have a start time and an end time. I need the
> difference in hours and minutes. I used the examples in the help, but it
> converts it to text and then it won't add. Anyone?
>
> TIA
>
> JC
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