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Calculating total elapsed minutes between two dates
I'm interested in calculating a production rate as a function of time and
need help with determining total minutes between two dates. Date 1 would be 6/16/09 10:15 PM Date 2 would be 6/17/09 3:45 AM Can someone help with a formula that would return the total elapsed minutes of 330? |
Calculating total elapsed minutes between two dates
something like:
=(A2-B2)*1440 Explaination: Excel treats days as integers, and time as decimals. Multiplying a date by 24 gives you hours, and then again by 60 gives you minutes. (24 * 60 = 1440) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Doug in Freight" wrote: I'm interested in calculating a production rate as a function of time and need help with determining total minutes between two dates. Date 1 would be 6/16/09 10:15 PM Date 2 would be 6/17/09 3:45 AM Can someone help with a formula that would return the total elapsed minutes of 330? |
Calculating total elapsed minutes between two dates
Try this:
=(date2-date1)*1440 A1 = 6/16/09 10:15 PM A2 = 6/17/09 3:45 AM =(A2-A1)*1440 Format as General -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Doug in Freight" <Doug in wrote in message ... I'm interested in calculating a production rate as a function of time and need help with determining total minutes between two dates. Date 1 would be 6/16/09 10:15 PM Date 2 would be 6/17/09 3:45 AM Can someone help with a formula that would return the total elapsed minutes of 330? |
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