Format as [h]:mm if it can go beyond 24 hours.
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David Biddulph

"vito" wrote in message
...
This does work when there is less than one day between charges. When there
is
moret han one day I do not get the right amount of time. I tried to change
the formating, but it seems that all the options won't allow the hours to
go
beyond 24.

"RS" wrote:

Assuming that the Dates are in column A & the Charge Times in col B, and
the
headings are in row 1:

To find the difference in charge time between row 3 (7/9/06 19:00) & row
2
(7/9/06 7:55) use the following formula in C3:

=(A3&B3)-(A2&B2)

Then simply copy on down. Initially, if col C isn't time formatted you
will
get 0.461805555 as the answer because it is formatted as General. Make
sure
that row C is time formatted (row A should already by date formatted & B
should already be time formatted).

"vito" wrote:

I would like the difference within charge time, the ime elapse between
charges.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

You would like to find the difference between Charge time and what?

Mike

"vito" wrote:

I have two colums of data.

Date Charge Time
7/9/06 7:55
7/9/06 19:00
7/11/06 13:00
7/12/06 3:40
7/13/06 2:00
7/13/06 23:50

I would like to find the difference in charge time in a new column.
How
would I go about doing this?