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Hours difference
Need to calculate difference in terms of hours....weekend issue.
1st date and time - 1/29/10 (friday) 1:00am 2nd date and time - 2/1/10 (monday) 1:00am By calculating manually, the result that i would need to show is 24 hrs (based on my shop floor operations). Anything more than 24hrs is an issue at my operations. How would i do this in excel? Thank you. |
Hours difference
Hmmm...., if the 01:00 can be ignored you may try this:
In A1 - Start Date In A2 - End Date In A3 - The hereunder Array-Formula: {=24*(SUM(N(WEEKDAY(ROW(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2)))<7))-SUM(N(WEEKDAY(ROW(INDIRECT(A1&":"&A2)))=1))-1)) The formula should be entered with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER rather than with simply ENTER. The curly brackets {} are not to be typed manually, those are entered by the Excel, when the formula is entered as an Array formula. Micky "Ra" wrote: Need to calculate difference in terms of hours....weekend issue. 1st date and time - 1/29/10 (friday) 1:00am 2nd date and time - 2/1/10 (monday) 1:00am By calculating manually, the result that i would need to show is 24 hrs (based on my shop floor operations). Anything more than 24hrs is an issue at my operations. How would i do this in excel? Thank you. |
Hours difference
Try this:
=(b1-a1)*24-(weekday(b1)<weekday(a1))*48 Regards Fred "Ra" wrote in message ... Need to calculate difference in terms of hours....weekend issue. 1st date and time - 1/29/10 (friday) 1:00am 2nd date and time - 2/1/10 (monday) 1:00am By calculating manually, the result that i would need to show is 24 hrs (based on my shop floor operations). Anything more than 24hrs is an issue at my operations. How would i do this in excel? Thank you. |
Hours difference
If start time in A1, end time in A2, this will work provided neither start or
stop occurs on a weekend: =A2-A1-(INT(A2)-INT(A1)-(NETWORKDAYS(A1,A2)-1)) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Ra" wrote: Need to calculate difference in terms of hours....weekend issue. 1st date and time - 1/29/10 (friday) 1:00am 2nd date and time - 2/1/10 (monday) 1:00am By calculating manually, the result that i would need to show is 24 hrs (based on my shop floor operations). Anything more than 24hrs is an issue at my operations. How would i do this in excel? Thank you. |
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