Subtract 1 random no. in col from another without naming cells?
Hi Chris
Try the below formula which substracts the last entry from the first entry.
Adjust the defined range B2:B10 to suit your requirement.
=LOOKUP(10^10,B2:B10)-INDEX(B2:B10,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(ISNUMBER(B2:B10),),) )
'Format the formula cell to excel time format..
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Jacob Skaria
"Chris Hughes" wrote:
Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere - couldn't think of of a search
keyword!
I'm working on rota. I've got a row for each hour, and a column for each
duty. In each column there are two numbers: a start time and a finish time.
But, of course, they won't be in the same rows.
I want to try out different possibilities and show the total time (start
time subtracted from finish time) under each column, without having to
specify the 2 cells every time I try a different arrangement.
Is there a way to do this? I should add that I'm not an expert coder, but
happy to cut and paste.
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