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If Functions Time
A1 = Time 1, B1 = Time 2, C1 = Time Difference
If A1=B1 then C1= "On Time" If A1B1 then C1 = "Late By h:mm" If A1<B1 then C1 = "Early By h:mm" Also A1 may be a PM time and B1 may be an AM time Examples: A1=10:00 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=On Time A1=9:30 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Early By 00:30 A1=12:15 AM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Late By 2:15 This is killing me. Thank you in advance. |
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If Functions Time
Sorry if I wasn't clear...I need a formula for this. Thanks.
"Imbecile90" wrote: A1 = Time 1, B1 = Time 2, C1 = Time Difference If A1=B1 then C1= "On Time" If A1B1 then C1 = "Late By h:mm" If A1<B1 then C1 = "Early By h:mm" Also A1 may be a PM time and B1 may be an AM time Examples: A1=10:00 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=On Time A1=9:30 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Early By 00:30 A1=12:15 AM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Late By 2:15 This is killing me. Thank you in advance. |
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If the times were always within the same day, you could use a formula like:
=IF(A1=B1,"On time",IF(A1B1,"Late","Early")&" by "&TEXT(ABS(A1-B1),"h:mm")) But when one is on one day and the other is on a different day, that formula won't work. I think the safest thing to do is to enter both the date and time for both cells. Then you won't have any problems. But if you don't want to do that, is there a maximum number of hours that can be late or early. If I put 12:15 AM in A1 and 10:15 PM in B1 How do I know if I'm 2 hours late or 22 hours early? Or even if the times are 3 days different???? Imbecile90 wrote: Sorry if I wasn't clear...I need a formula for this. Thanks. "Imbecile90" wrote: A1 = Time 1, B1 = Time 2, C1 = Time Difference If A1=B1 then C1= "On Time" If A1B1 then C1 = "Late By h:mm" If A1<B1 then C1 = "Early By h:mm" Also A1 may be a PM time and B1 may be an AM time Examples: A1=10:00 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=On Time A1=9:30 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Early By 00:30 A1=12:15 AM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Late By 2:15 This is killing me. Thank you in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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Thank you Dave. They'll always be on the same day within 5 or 6 hours. Thanks
again. "Dave Peterson" wrote: If the times were always within the same day, you could use a formula like: =IF(A1=B1,"On time",IF(A1B1,"Late","Early")&" by "&TEXT(ABS(A1-B1),"h:mm")) But when one is on one day and the other is on a different day, that formula won't work. I think the safest thing to do is to enter both the date and time for both cells. Then you won't have any problems. But if you don't want to do that, is there a maximum number of hours that can be late or early. If I put 12:15 AM in A1 and 10:15 PM in B1 How do I know if I'm 2 hours late or 22 hours early? Or even if the times are 3 days different???? Imbecile90 wrote: Sorry if I wasn't clear...I need a formula for this. Thanks. "Imbecile90" wrote: A1 = Time 1, B1 = Time 2, C1 = Time Difference If A1=B1 then C1= "On Time" If A1B1 then C1 = "Late By h:mm" If A1<B1 then C1 = "Early By h:mm" Also A1 may be a PM time and B1 may be an AM time Examples: A1=10:00 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=On Time A1=9:30 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Early By 00:30 A1=12:15 AM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Late By 2:15 This is killing me. Thank you in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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The trouble is that although they may be on the same shift, they are not on
the same day. 12:15 AM is just 15 minutes and this is lower than 22:00 (10:00 pm) If 00:15 is in A1 this is lower than 22:00 just as 21:30 (9:39 PM) By the way, what times does the shift cover? I do not know if this makes any difference. "Imbecile90" wrote: Thank you Dave. They'll always be on the same day within 5 or 6 hours. Thanks again. "Dave Peterson" wrote: If the times were always within the same day, you could use a formula like: =IF(A1=B1,"On time",IF(A1B1,"Late","Early")&" by "&TEXT(ABS(A1-B1),"h:mm")) But when one is on one day and the other is on a different day, that formula won't work. I think the safest thing to do is to enter both the date and time for both cells. Then you won't have any problems. But if you don't want to do that, is there a maximum number of hours that can be late or early. If I put 12:15 AM in A1 and 10:15 PM in B1 How do I know if I'm 2 hours late or 22 hours early? Or even if the times are 3 days different???? Imbecile90 wrote: Sorry if I wasn't clear...I need a formula for this. Thanks. "Imbecile90" wrote: A1 = Time 1, B1 = Time 2, C1 = Time Difference If A1=B1 then C1= "On Time" If A1B1 then C1 = "Late By h:mm" If A1<B1 then C1 = "Early By h:mm" Also A1 may be a PM time and B1 may be an AM time Examples: A1=10:00 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=On Time A1=9:30 PM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Early By 00:30 A1=12:15 AM, B1=10:00 PM, C1=Late By 2:15 This is killing me. Thank you in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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You're right, Buddy. If A1 = 12:15 AM AND B1 = 11:30 PM...I would need C1 to
be "Late By 45 mins" and instead it's "Early by 23:15" Shift would be 8 PM - 8 AM "Billy Liddel" wrote: The trouble is that although they may be on the same shift, they are not on the same day. 12:15 AM is just 15 minutes and this is lower than 22:00 (10:00 pm) If 00:15 is in A1 this is lower than 22:00 just as 21:30 (9:39 PM) By the way, what times does the shift cover? I do not know if this makes any difference. |
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