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Time Difference between two dates
Hi,
The basic objective of myself is to get the Time difference of tw dates. 1. I am using excell macro for inserting the date and time into th excel sheet. 2. The Start date, Start time, EndDate and EndTime are inserting int four different cells of excell from a *.csv file using the exce macro. 3. All the things are happening. But I need to calculate the tim difference between the start time and End time. After reading the excel help I came to know that the excel need th Start Time and End Time in "Date & Time Format" in single cell itsel then only the difference can be calculated using "=A1-B1". For example: A1 = 18/04/2004 19:00:00 B1 = 19/04/2004 21:00:00 Since the excell needs the date and time to be entered in one cell it getting tougher for me. Because the excell macro is inserting the decimal value(instead o inserting in time format) into the excel cell eventhough its availabl in the csv file in exact time format. For inserting only the time there is no problem for me , since I hav the option of individuual cell format. I had set the cell format int "hh:mm:ss". Please tell me what format should I use to get the date&Time in on cell as "dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss" (eg:19/04/2004 21:00:00) I had tried Format cell, then I had selected Custum and enter th "dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss" after that the date is showing correctly but th time is still in decimal format only. If I get the date&time is the above mention form then I will be able t get time difference between two dates. Note: My system Date Format is dd/mm/yyyy and Time Format is HH:mm:ss Please help me to get rid of this problem at the earliest. Looking forward for your valuable reply Thanking you Yours Sincerly Deepak C Mohan ------------------------------- Project Leader - S.C.A.D.A Protocol Automation Technologies Pvt Ltd. Bangalore - 25 India. Asia -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Time Difference between two dates
you don't have to have them in one cell
=(End_Date + End_Time) - (Start_Date + Start_Time) format the result cell (cell with the above formula) as [hh]:mm with a custom number format if you want the results in hours and minutes. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "DeepaK " wrote in message ... Hi, The basic objective of myself is to get the Time difference of two dates. 1. I am using excell macro for inserting the date and time into the excel sheet. 2. The Start date, Start time, EndDate and EndTime are inserting into four different cells of excell from a *.csv file using the excel macro. 3. All the things are happening. But I need to calculate the time difference between the start time and End time. After reading the excel help I came to know that the excel need the Start Time and End Time in "Date & Time Format" in single cell itself then only the difference can be calculated using "=A1-B1". For example: A1 = 18/04/2004 19:00:00 B1 = 19/04/2004 21:00:00 Since the excell needs the date and time to be entered in one cell its getting tougher for me. Because the excell macro is inserting the decimal value(instead of inserting in time format) into the excel cell eventhough its available in the csv file in exact time format. For inserting only the time there is no problem for me , since I have the option of individuual cell format. I had set the cell format into "hh:mm:ss". Please tell me what format should I use to get the date&Time in one cell as "dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss" (eg:19/04/2004 21:00:00) I had tried Format cell, then I had selected Custum and enter the "dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss" after that the date is showing correctly but the time is still in decimal format only. If I get the date&time is the above mention form then I will be able to get time difference between two dates. Note: My system Date Format is dd/mm/yyyy and Time Format is HH:mm:ss Please help me to get rid of this problem at the earliest. Looking forward for your valuable reply Thanking you Yours Sincerly Deepak C Mohan ------------------------------- Project Leader - S.C.A.D.A Protocol Automation Technologies Pvt Ltd. Bangalore - 25 India. Asia. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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