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Hi all,
What formula can I use to subtract 2 times so that I get the number of minutes the one time is either ahead or behind the other. For example, if the deadline time is 08:00 and the actual time is 8:30, I want a result of -30 or even better, -00:30. It works fine the other way, where the actual time is before the deadline time. Many thanks. Rob |
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Rob,
If it is okay to have the result as a text string, that is you don't want to use it for math, then you can use =IF(A1<B1,"-","")&TEXT(ABS(A1-B1),"hh:mm") -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, What formula can I use to subtract 2 times so that I get the number of minutes the one time is either ahead or behind the other. For example, if the deadline time is 08:00 and the actual time is 8:30, I want a result of -30 or even better, -00:30. It works fine the other way, where the actual time is before the deadline time. Many thanks. Rob |
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