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7:00 AM 5:00 PM should = 10 hrs

However if i use the forumla posted by Oscar
=SUM(I19-H19*24)

I would get -6.291666667

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Assuming your calculation will always be within the same calendar day, try
this:

=HOUR(H19)-HOUR(I19)

"JohnC" wrote:

7:00 AM 5:00 PM should = 10 hrs

However if i use the forumla posted by Oscar
=SUM(I19-H19*24)

I would get -6.291666667

Yikes





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It should be

=(I19-H19)*24


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7:00 AM 5:00 PM should = 10 hrs

However if i use the forumla posted by Oscar
=SUM(I19-H19*24)

I would get -6.291666667

Yikes







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