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Malcolm Judge
 
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Default How can I add up time, say 18:00 + 18:00 hrs in excel 2002

No probs subtracting times, but try to add them does not seem to work for me.

Subtracting times: e.g. (cells are formatted in Time, i.e. 4:00:00 AM
4:00:00 AM 12:30:00 PM =TEXT(D5-C5,"h:mm") this formula works

Adding times: can anyone help please




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Bob Phillips
 
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Firstly, when subtracting, D5-C5 works fine, just format the cell as time,
you don't need TEXT.

When you add, if it goes above 24 hours it errors. Just change the format to
[hh]:mm

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No probs subtracting times, but try to add them does not seem to work for

me.

Subtracting times: e.g. (cells are formatted in Time, i.e. 4:00:00 AM
4:00:00 AM 12:30:00 PM =TEXT(D5-C5,"h:mm") this formula works

Adding times: can anyone help please






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