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How do you subtract time? (ie 03:15 am minus 5 minutes)
I am setting up a spreadsheet to figure on start time from the end time to
start time. I need to subtract time from the previous cell to the next cell. |
Hi,
Use the article 214094 from support.microsoft.com Also make sure that you have the cell formatting to Time 37:30:55 Manish "Dennis" wrote: I am setting up a spreadsheet to figure on start time from the end time to start time. I need to subtract time from the previous cell to the next cell. |
One way:
XL stores times as fractional days, so all you need to do is subtract, and format the resulting cell as a time: A1: <start time B1: <end time C1: =B1-A1 Since times "roll over" at midnight, if your times span midnight, you need to add 1 (for 1 day) to the "later" time. You can use XL's implicit coercion of TRUE/FALSE to 1/0: C1: =B1-A1 + (B1<A1) or the more obscure, but equivalent C1: =MOD(B1-A1,1) In article , Dennis wrote: I am setting up a spreadsheet to figure on start time from the end time to start time. I need to subtract time from the previous cell to the next cell. |
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