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I have a log sheet where a nurse will enter the time in and time out. I have
a formula giving the total time in clinic. What is the best way to set up formatting for entry? I don't want the nurse to be required to type a colon, but I do need her to do AM or PM. My formula for figuring the time duration is: =TEXT(IF(M2-L20,M2-L2,""),"h:mm") Is this the best formula for ease of entry? I would like her to type time in to be "130p" and time out "215p" and my formula to display "00:45" I need am/pm so that it can figure time in "1245a" and time out "115p" I need help!!! Cyrus |
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