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Lazer[_16_]

Excel VBA: Subtracting TIMES
 

If cell A1 = "5:00 PM" and cell A2 = "5:15 PM", what should the formul
for A3 be if I want to display the difference - i.e. 15 minutes?

Thanks

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Chip Pearson

Excel VBA: Subtracting TIMES
 
Try the following formula:

=(A2-A1)*60*24



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If cell A1 = "5:00 PM" and cell A2 = "5:15 PM", what should the
formula
for A3 be if I want to display the difference - i.e. 15
minutes?

Thanks!


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Tom Ogilvy

Excel VBA: Subtracting TIMES
 
=A2-A1

format as hh:mm:ss

or

=(A2-A1)*24*60

and format as general if you want a number (rather than a time value) like
15 as the answer.

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If cell A1 = "5:00 PM" and cell A2 = "5:15 PM", what should the formula
for A3 be if I want to display the difference - i.e. 15 minutes?

Thanks!


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