I have two columns. One which calculates the length of time a job will take
to run on a machine, and the other in which we put the time the job will come
off the machine. At present we enter the time off manually. Is it possible to
calculate the time off automatically (to the nearest 1/4 of an hour) if we
put in a start time ?

Thanks

Assuming that the start time is in A2, job time in B2, and they are both
formatted as time, just use

=ROUND((A2+B2)*96,0)/96

--

HTH

RP
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"gibbylinks" wrote in message
...
I have two columns. One which calculates the length of time a job will
take
to run on a machine, and the other in which we put the time the job will
come
off the machine. At present we enter the time off manually. Is it possible
to
calculate the time off automatically (to the nearest 1/4 of an hour) if we
put in a start time ?

Thanks

Thanks for quick reply, but it's not that straight forward..... the value in
B2 at present is just a number i.e 2.3 meaning 2.3 hours in duration.

Any tips ?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Assuming that the start time is in A2, job time in B2, and they are both
formatted as time, just use

=ROUND((A2+B2)*96,0)/96

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"gibbylinks" wrote in message
...
I have two columns. One which calculates the length of time a job will
take
to run on a machine, and the other in which we put the time the job will
come
off the machine. At present we enter the time off manually. Is it possible
to
calculate the time off automatically (to the nearest 1/4 of an hour) if we
put in a start time ?

Thanks

If A2 is still time (02:00:00) and B2 is 2.3, you could use:

=ROUND((A2+B2/24)*96,0)/96
(format as time)

If both A2 and B2 are not times (just numbers like 2.3), you could use:

=ROUND((A2/24+B2/24)*96,0)/96
or
=ROUND((A2+B2)/24*96,0)/96
or
=ROUND((A2+B2)*4,0)/96

gibbylinks wrote:

Thanks for quick reply, but it's not that straight forward..... the value in
B2 at present is just a number i.e 2.3 meaning 2.3 hours in duration.

Any tips ?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Assuming that the start time is in A2, job time in B2, and they are both
formatted as time, just use

=ROUND((A2+B2)*96,0)/96

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"gibbylinks" wrote in message
...
I have two columns. One which calculates the length of time a job will
take
to run on a machine, and the other in which we put the time the job will
come
off the machine. At present we enter the time off manually. Is it possible
to
calculate the time off automatically (to the nearest 1/4 of an hour) if we
put in a start time ?

Thanks




--

Dave Peterson

A2 is still time?

=ROUND((A2+B2/24)*96,0)/96

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"gibbylinks" wrote in message
...
Thanks for quick reply, but it's not that straight forward..... the value
in
B2 at present is just a number i.e 2.3 meaning 2.3 hours in duration.

Any tips ?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Assuming that the start time is in A2, job time in B2, and they are both
formatted as time, just use

=ROUND((A2+B2)*96,0)/96

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"gibbylinks" wrote in message
...
I have two columns. One which calculates the length of time a job will
take
to run on a machine, and the other in which we put the time the job
will
come
off the machine. At present we enter the time off manually. Is it
possible
to
calculate the time off automatically (to the nearest 1/4 of an hour)
if we
put in a start time ?

Thanks