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Calculating Difference Between Start Date & Time And End Date & Ti
I have a table that needs to calculate how long a job has been open for:
Start Date Start Time End Date End Time Time Call Open (H) The cells need to remain seperate. Can someone please tell me how I calculate the time in hours between the two. I am using excel 2000. I do not need to take anything special into consideration (ie weekends or holidays) it is just a straight calculation. I have tried many ways to do this, but I can't HEEEELLLLPPPP! |
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Calculating Difference Between Start Date & Time And End Date & Ti
You already have an answer from Nick Hodge, posted 08:13.
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Calculating Difference Between Start Date & Time And End Date & Ti
On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 02:55:03 -0800, Samwar
wrote: I have a table that needs to calculate how long a job has been open for: Start Date Start Time End Date End Time Time Call Open (H) The cells need to remain seperate. Can someone please tell me how I calculate the time in hours between the two. I am using excel 2000. I do not need to take anything special into consideration (ie weekends or holidays) it is just a straight calculation. I have tried many ways to do this, but I can't HEEEELLLLPPPP! =(start_date+start_time - (end_date+end_time))*24 --ron |
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