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Subtracting a duration from a time to calculate a time.
I need a formula that calculates the like this:
Time - Duration = Time Formated to look like this 8:10 AM 22:17 9:53 AM where the duration is [hh]:mm (I think) so I need to know how to format the cells and the formula. |
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Subtracting a duration from a time to calculate a time.
If they are just times:
=IF(B2A2,A2+1-B2,A2-B2) If they are date and times formatted for time, then use =A2-B2 In either case, format for time AM/PM. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "SRadmin" wrote in message ... I need a formula that calculates the like this: Time - Duration = Time Formated to look like this 8:10 AM 22:17 9:53 AM where the duration is [hh]:mm (I think) so I need to know how to format the cells and the formula. |
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Subtracting a duration from a time to calculate a time.
Worked Perfectly! Thanks soo much.
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: If they are just times: =IF(B2A2,A2+1-B2,A2-B2) If they are date and times formatted for time, then use =A2-B2 In either case, format for time AM/PM. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "SRadmin" wrote in message ... I need a formula that calculates the like this: Time - Duration = Time Formated to look like this 8:10 AM 22:17 9:53 AM where the duration is [hh]:mm (I think) so I need to know how to format the cells and the formula. |
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Subtracting a duration from a time to calculate a time.
So now I would like to see if I can take this formula one step further.
I now have it set where the formula is just like you said, but I changed the format. Time - Duration = Time Format is now 10/2/08 7:51 AM 14:01 10/1/08 5:50 PM Now I would like to add days to the Duration. like this? 02:14:01 where the format is: dd:[hh]:mm is that posible? or would I need to calculate (# of days * 24) + [hh] I don't know if I am being clear. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: If they are just times: =IF(B2A2,A2+1-B2,A2-B2) If they are date and times formatted for time, then use =A2-B2 In either case, format for time AM/PM. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "SRadmin" wrote in message ... I need a formula that calculates the like this: Time - Duration = Time Formated to look like this 8:10 AM 22:17 9:53 AM where the duration is [hh]:mm (I think) so I need to know how to format the cells and the formula. |
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Subtracting a duration from a time to calculate a time.
You're very clear.
One option would be to use a separate column for the integer number of days: Time Days Hours New Time and use the formula =A2-B2-C2 in cell D2. Another would be to use the entry Days + hrs/24 +minutes/1440 in your current time duration cell. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "SRadmin" wrote in message ... So now I would like to see if I can take this formula one step further. I now have it set where the formula is just like you said, but I changed the format. Time - Duration = Time Format is now 10/2/08 7:51 AM 14:01 10/1/08 5:50 PM Now I would like to add days to the Duration. like this? 02:14:01 where the format is: dd:[hh]:mm is that posible? or would I need to calculate (# of days * 24) + [hh] I don't know if I am being clear. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: If they are just times: =IF(B2A2,A2+1-B2,A2-B2) If they are date and times formatted for time, then use =A2-B2 In either case, format for time AM/PM. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "SRadmin" wrote in message ... I need a formula that calculates the like this: Time - Duration = Time Formated to look like this 8:10 AM 22:17 9:53 AM where the duration is [hh]:mm (I think) so I need to know how to format the cells and the formula. |
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Subtracting a duration from a time to calculate a time.
I don't know why I couldn't figure that out on my own. Worked perfectly yet
again! Thanks a bunch. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: You're very clear. One option would be to use a separate column for the integer number of days: Time Days Hours New Time and use the formula =A2-B2-C2 in cell D2. Another would be to use the entry Days + hrs/24 +minutes/1440 in your current time duration cell. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "SRadmin" wrote in message ... So now I would like to see if I can take this formula one step further. I now have it set where the formula is just like you said, but I changed the format. Time - Duration = Time Format is now 10/2/08 7:51 AM 14:01 10/1/08 5:50 PM Now I would like to add days to the Duration. like this? 02:14:01 where the format is: dd:[hh]:mm is that posible? or would I need to calculate (# of days * 24) + [hh] I don't know if I am being clear. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: If they are just times: =IF(B2A2,A2+1-B2,A2-B2) If they are date and times formatted for time, then use =A2-B2 In either case, format for time AM/PM. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "SRadmin" wrote in message ... I need a formula that calculates the like this: Time - Duration = Time Formated to look like this 8:10 AM 22:17 9:53 AM where the duration is [hh]:mm (I think) so I need to know how to format the cells and the formula. |
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