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Time Difference
I am trying to subtract (=B1-A1) 12:00AM or PM (B1) minus 1:00PM (A1) but
some error comes with a bunch of ####? If my shift started at 1:00PM in the afternoon, and didn't end until 12:00AM in the mourning. How do I find the difference? |
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Hi!
Try this: =B1-A1+(B1<A1) Biff "Gabe" wrote in message ... I am trying to subtract (=B1-A1) 12:00AM or PM (B1) minus 1:00PM (A1) but some error comes with a bunch of ####? If my shift started at 1:00PM in the afternoon, and didn't end until 12:00AM in the mourning. How do I find the difference? |
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Wow that was easy, thanks!
"Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =B1-A1+(B1<A1) Biff "Gabe" wrote in message ... I am trying to subtract (=B1-A1) 12:00AM or PM (B1) minus 1:00PM (A1) but some error comes with a bunch of ####? If my shift started at 1:00PM in the afternoon, and didn't end until 12:00AM in the mourning. How do I find the difference? |
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