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Convert two times to "Hours Worked"
Is there an easy way to convert 8:35 AM to 4:30 PM into the total number of
hours worked? Without changing it into 8:35 and 16:30 and then splitting the numbers apart and doing the math? |
Convert two times to "Hours Worked"
Hi HotRod,
Apologies -momentary abberation! Should have been: Sub Test10() Dim TotalHours As Double Dim start As Double, finish As Double finish = #4:30:00 PM# start = #9:30:00 AM# TotalHours = (finish - start) * 24 MsgBox TotalHours End Sub --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi HotRod, Sub Test10() Dim TotalHours As Double Dim start As Double, finish As Double finish = TimeValue("4:30PM") start = TimeValue("9:30") TotalHours = (finish - start) * 24 MsgBox TotalHours End Sub "HotRod" wrote in message ... Is there an easy way to convert 8:35 AM to 4:30 PM into the total number of hours worked? Without changing it into 8:35 and 16:30 and then splitting the numbers apart and doing the math? |
Convert two times to "Hours Worked"
Ended up doing it the hard way by splitting it and then putting it back
together but I'll give this a try as well. THANKS |
Convert two times to "Hours Worked"
Hi HotRod,
Sub Test10() Dim TotalHours As Double Dim start As Double, finish As Double finish = TimeValue("4:30PM") start = TimeValue("9:30") TotalHours = (finish - start) * 24 MsgBox TotalHours End Sub "HotRod" wrote in message ... Is there an easy way to convert 8:35 AM to 4:30 PM into the total number of hours worked? Without changing it into 8:35 and 16:30 and then splitting the numbers apart and doing the math? |
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