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difference in time
I have 2 times : 16:20 and 01:02 Trying to find the difference in hours between these times. Used this formula : =(((HOUR(H135-I135)-24)*60)+MINUTE(H135-I135))/60 However the difference comes up as a negetive numbe. I understand the 24 hour clock peice and why this is happening. Is there a way to return the correct number as a positive value of hours between these 2 times? |
difference in time
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I have 2 times : 16:20 and 01:02 Trying to find the difference in hours between these times. Used this formula : =(((HOUR(H135-I135)-24)*60)+MINUTE(H135-I135))/60 However the difference comes up as a negetive numbe. I understand the 24 hour clock peice and why this is happening. Is there a way to return the correct number as a positive value of hours between these 2 times? Suggest using dates/times. I suspect the negative number you are getting is right (as you are subtracting 16:20 from 02:02 ?) ... but what you are trying to do is get the hours from 16:20 to 01:02 *the next day* ?? Remember that standard dates and times are just numbers in XL ... it's all in the formatting as to what you see. :) |
difference in time
If you want to find the time difference between 16:20 one day and 01:02 the
next day, you might try =MOD(I135-H135,1) and format as [hh]:mm, or if you want a number of hours in decimal use =MOD(I135-H135,1)*24 and format as number or general, not time. -- David Biddulph "Jay" wrote in message ... I have 2 times : 16:20 and 01:02 Trying to find the difference in hours between these times. Used this formula : =(((HOUR(H135-I135)-24)*60)+MINUTE(H135-I135))/60 However the difference comes up as a negetive numbe. I understand the 24 hour clock peice and why this is happening. Is there a way to return the correct number as a positive value of hours between these 2 times? |
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