The Mod() formula works for *all* cases ... try it ... you'll like it!<bg
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RD
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"Ray" <I ate wrote in message
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Thanks RagDyer
I have finally figured the full formula:

=IF(A1B1,MOD(B1-A1,1)*1440,(B1-A1)*1440)

This should give the time in minutes between A1 and B1 whether the patient
is there thru midnight or not.

"RagDyer" wrote in message
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One way:

=MOD(B2-A2,1)*1440
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"Ray" <I ate wrote in message
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David,
This formula will not work if a patient arrives before midnight and is
seen or discharge after midnight.
I don't know how to write the correct formula, perhaps you could modify
it please.


"David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message
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If you really want the sum, it would be =SUM(A2,B2)*24*60 or
=(A2+B2)*24*60.
If, as I suspect, you want the difference rather than the sum, then
=(B2-A2)*24*60.
In each case, format the result as Number or General, not as Time.
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"sjames" wrote in message
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ADMIT TIME DISCH TIME
12:19 AM 7:10 AM
12:39 AM 4:00 AM
2:25 PM 7:30 PM
7:06 PM 12:35 AM
8:49 PM 11:42 PM

I need to find the sum of the Admit time and the Disch time(time
patients
waited to be seen), then convert the answer into minutes?
Will someone please help me? I am just learning Excel and this task
has
really been daunting.