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How do I join a date and time that are in separate columns?
I want to calculate the difference between two dates and times but my date
and time colums are separate. Is there an easy way to join them. Thanks |
How do I join a date and time that are in separate columns?
A1=Date
B1=Time C1: =A1+B1 "jenn" wrote: I want to calculate the difference between two dates and times but my date and time colums are separate. Is there an easy way to join them. Thanks |
How do I join a date and time that are in separate columns?
Jen,
Try: =(C1&D1)-(A1&B1) c1 d1 are the later date and time a1 b1 are the earlier. Mike "jenn" wrote: I want to calculate the difference between two dates and times but my date and time colums are separate. Is there an easy way to join them. Thanks |
How do I join a date and time that are in separate columns?
Add them
=A1+B1 then format as date and time -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "jenn" wrote in message ... I want to calculate the difference between two dates and times but my date and time colums are separate. Is there an easy way to join them. Thanks |
How do I join a date and time that are in separate columns?
I can't beleive it is that easy I have been trying to figure this out for a
while trying concatenate and text and other stuff. Thank you so much "Toppers" wrote: A1=Date B1=Time C1: =A1+B1 "jenn" wrote: I want to calculate the difference between two dates and times but my date and time colums are separate. Is there an easy way to join them. Thanks |
How do I join a date and time that are in separate columns?
Thanks for your quick reply that is great
"Mike H" wrote: Jen, Try: =(C1&D1)-(A1&B1) c1 d1 are the later date and time a1 b1 are the earlier. Mike "jenn" wrote: I want to calculate the difference between two dates and times but my date and time colums are separate. Is there an easy way to join them. Thanks |
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