I am trying to write a formula that compares a variable time to a fixed time.
If the variable is greater than the fixed, I assign it the value "1" and if
it is less than, I assign in the value "0".

The formula I'm trying to use is: =IF(A1A2,1,0) where A1 is the variable
time.

The problem I have is that the fixed time is 12:00 AM, so Excel is reading
all variable times as GREATER than and assigning a "1".

How can I write the formula so that 11:50 PM (the previous calendar day)
will read as LESS THAN the fixed 12:00 AM (the following calendar day)?



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Thanks!

RKEMPER

Use Excel "serial dates" and format them to show time.

Excel uses a date scheme called serial dates, in which a day is an
integer number and a time is a fractional part of a day. Right now the
time is 12/22/2005 15:58 in my time zone; the serial date equivalent of
that is 38708.66530. Test this by entering =NOW() into any cell of
your spreadsheet, then format that cell to view as a number with a few
decimal places.

If you set up your dates using serial dates, your formula will work
properly.

Use dates and custom format the cells to show only the time.
Enter:
..12/22/05 12:00 a

And format:
hh:mm
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HTH,

RD
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"rkemper" wrote in message
...
I am trying to write a formula that compares a variable time to a fixed
time.
If the variable is greater than the fixed, I assign it the value "1" and
if
it is less than, I assign in the value "0".

The formula I'm trying to use is: =IF(A1A2,1,0) where A1 is the
variable
time.

The problem I have is that the fixed time is 12:00 AM, so Excel is reading
all variable times as GREATER than and assigning a "1".

How can I write the formula so that 11:50 PM (the previous calendar day)
will read as LESS THAN the fixed 12:00 AM (the following calendar day)?



--
Thanks!

RKEMPER

Thanks. That worked!
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Thanks!

RKEMPER


"RagDyer" wrote:

Use dates and custom format the cells to show only the time.
Enter:
..12/22/05 12:00 a

And format:
hh:mm
--
HTH,

RD
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Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
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"rkemper" wrote in message
...
I am trying to write a formula that compares a variable time to a fixed
time.
If the variable is greater than the fixed, I assign it the value "1" and
if
it is less than, I assign in the value "0".

The formula I'm trying to use is: =IF(A1A2,1,0) where A1 is the
variable
time.

The problem I have is that the fixed time is 12:00 AM, so Excel is reading
all variable times as GREATER than and assigning a "1".

How can I write the formula so that 11:50 PM (the previous calendar day)
will read as LESS THAN the fixed 12:00 AM (the following calendar day)?



--
Thanks!

RKEMPER

Appreciate the feed-back.
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RD

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"rkemper" wrote in message
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Thanks. That worked!
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Thanks!

RKEMPER


"RagDyer" wrote:

Use dates and custom format the cells to show only the time.
Enter:
..12/22/05 12:00 a

And format:
hh:mm
--
HTH,

RD
==============================================
Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
==============================================


"rkemper" wrote in message
...
I am trying to write a formula that compares a variable time to a
fixed
time.
If the variable is greater than the fixed, I assign it the value "1"
and
if
it is less than, I assign in the value "0".

The formula I'm trying to use is: =IF(A1A2,1,0) where A1 is the
variable
time.

The problem I have is that the fixed time is 12:00 AM, so Excel is
reading
all variable times as GREATER than and assigning a "1".

How can I write the formula so that 11:50 PM (the previous calendar
day)
will read as LESS THAN the fixed 12:00 AM (the following calendar
day)?



--
Thanks!

RKEMPER