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Hi, thanks for any help with this if you can.
I have a spreadsheet where I have calculated the time it takes to make a trip accordong to our report, and one showing the time it actually takes. Both values are in time format as hours: and minutes 02:43 ( 2 hours 43 minutes ). My goal was to compare the 2 times and show if the report was alloting too much time, or too little time. I tried simply subtracting one from the other, but I found that while it worked when the initial value was higher ( large time value minus Smaller time value ) it worked fine, but not the other way around. I got around this by using an If Statement, testing for which was the larger value and then subtracted accordingly. The values seem accurate, but I want to put in conditional formatting so that when the report is allotting too much time the time value is RED. And when the report is not Alloting enough time The value is Yellow. Nothing I do in conditional formatting has allowed me to do this. Help? Todd |
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