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Create a Formula When there are gaps.

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    Question Create a Formula When there are gaps.


    Hello All. I joined the group this morning.

    I have a spreadsheet where I am calculating Runtimes.

    Job Name Date Start Time End Time Run Time
    ABCDEFG 9/27/2005 1:11:55 1:59:21 0:47

    Start and End Times are in cells G and H, BUT the cell # changes on each row. I am typing this formula for each row: =H(some #) - G(some#) =Run time.

    Is there a way I can calculate the Run time w/out entering the above formula for each line?

    Thanks In Advance

    P.S. Also when the spreadsheet begins a new Job Name, there will be a blank row.

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    Bernard Liengme
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    Re: Create a Formula When there are gaps.

    You can copy the formula down the column by dragging the fill handle (black
    square in lower right of active cell) or by double clicking it if the cell
    is the last column in a table.
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    >
    > Hello All. I joined the group this morning.
    >
    > I have a spreadsheet where I am calculating Runtimes.
    >
    > Job Name Date Start Time End Time Run Time
    > ABCDEFG 9/27/2005 1:11:55 1:59:21
    > 0:47
    >
    > Start and End Times are in cells G and H, BUT the cell # changes on
    > each row. I am typing this formula for each row: =H(some #) - G(some#)
    > =Run time.
    >
    > Is there a way I can calculate the Run time w/out entering the above
    > formula for each line?
    >
    > Thanks In Advance
    >
    > P.S. Also when the spreadsheet begins a new Job Name, there will be a
    > blank row.
    >
    >
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