Thank you Bernie, I'll try it as soon as the word "Match" is tranlated. It's
not a problem in plaln english, but in Excel french I don't know. Yet. Never
mind.
Other problem that has just arisen:
You may place a text in a cell and if its length exeeds the cell's capacity
you could make what's needed in the menu "Format Cell" and have the height
adjusted to the text.
But it doesn't work if two or more celles are "FUSED" (Sorry I don't the
actual word in Excel), the height of the row remains as you've set it. Is
there a way to make it work?
magnolia71 (like Magnolia in AK)
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote:
68magnolia71,
Then use this in C1, and copy down to match your data in columns A and B:
=IF(A1="Start",INDEX(B2:B1000,MATCH("Start",A2:A10 00,FALSE))-B1,"")
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
"68magnolia71" wrote in message
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Helo Bernie,
I used the function you've sent me but unfortunetely it didn't work. To be
more precise, in Column "A" the word "Start" appears every so often but
two
successive "Start"'s are separated by more than 7 rows (lines?). I need
hte
difference between two successive "Start"'s. I believe a macro could do
but
it is beyond my knowledge.
Anyway many thanks for the job you did.
68magnolia71
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote:
68magnolia71,
Assumptions: only two data points, and the data you are looking for is
marked by the word "Start" in column A.
Array enter, using Ctrl-Shift-Enter:
=INDEX(B:B,MAX((A1:A200="Start")*ROW(A1:A200)))-INDEX(B:B,MIN(IF(A1:A200="St
art",ROW(A1:A200),1000)))
All on one line. Adjust the A1:A200 to suit your actual range. Increase
the
1000 if your data extends beyond row 999.
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
"68magnolia71" wrote in message
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Need to calculate the difference between two cells in a column.
Exemple
A B C
Start 1 date/time
open date/time
: date/time
: date/time
: :
Start2 date/time =date2/time2 -
date1/time1
(HH:MM)
I can select two consecutive "Start cells" with "IF"s, but the max of
"IF"
supported by Excel is 7. I have no solution if there are more than 7
lines
between tho consecutive "start"s (or any other, like "open" etc..)
I'd be glad to get some help.
68magnolia71 (in france)
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