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More than just time
I am trying to create a tracking sheet.
In cell A1 I have 01/03/05 03:30 pm In Cell B1 I have 01/03/05 03:35 pm In cell C1 I want to get the answer 01/03/05 00hrs 05mins So far I can get the minutes,but how do I get the date? Right now all can it to do is give me 01/00/00 00hrs 05mins |
More than just time
Try with
=INT(A1)+A2-A1 or =TEXT(A1,"mm/dd/yy") &" "&TEXT(0,"00\h")&" "&TEXT(MINUTE(A2-A1),"00\m") -- Regards Juan Pablo González "Michaela" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a tracking sheet. In cell A1 I have 01/03/05 03:30 pm In Cell B1 I have 01/03/05 03:35 pm In cell C1 I want to get the answer 01/03/05 00hrs 05mins So far I can get the minutes,but how do I get the date? Right now all can it to do is give me 01/00/00 00hrs 05mins |
More than just time
So if i understand, in A1 you have a Date & Time, in B1 a Date & Time, and in
C1, you a mix of a Date and a Duration. =TEXT(A1,"mm/dd/yyyy") & " " & TEXT(B1-A1,"hh \hr\s mm \mn\s") the \ are escape characters. Regards, Sebastien "Michaela" wrote: I am trying to create a tracking sheet. In cell A1 I have 01/03/05 03:30 pm In Cell B1 I have 01/03/05 03:35 pm In cell C1 I want to get the answer 01/03/05 00hrs 05mins So far I can get the minutes,but how do I get the date? Right now all can it to do is give me 01/00/00 00hrs 05mins |
More than just time
Hi, if you are looking for a worksheet formula:
=TEXT(DATE(YEAR(A2), MONTH(A2), DAY(A2)), "d/m/yy") & " " & TEXT(TIME(HOUR(A2), MINUTE(A2), SECOND(A2))-TIME(HOUR(A1), MINUTE(A1), SECOND(A1)), "hh:mm") If you want it in VBA, let me know. HTH--Lonnie M. |
More than just time
Assuming both dates are always the same you could try something like
=TEXT(FLOOR(A1,1),"mm/dd/yyyy") & " " & TEXT(B1-A1,"hh:mm") Tim "Michaela" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a tracking sheet. In cell A1 I have 01/03/05 03:30 pm In Cell B1 I have 01/03/05 03:35 pm In cell C1 I want to get the answer 01/03/05 00hrs 05mins So far I can get the minutes,but how do I get the date? Right now all can it to do is give me 01/00/00 00hrs 05mins |
More than just time
Lonnie, This works great, except if it runs into the next day (i.e 01/02/05
10:40 and 01/03/05 8:15). it gives me a #value. How can I add a cutoff time and start time. This is how I modified the formula =TEXT(DATE(YEAR(H2), MONTH(H2), DAY(H2)), "mm/dd/yy") & " " & TEXT(TIME(HOUR(I2), MINUTE(I2), SECOND(I2))-TIME(HOUR(H2), MINUTE(H2), SECOND(H2)), "hh"" hrs ""mm"" mins""") "Lonnie M." wrote: Hi, if you are looking for a worksheet formula: =TEXT(DATE(YEAR(A2), MONTH(A2), DAY(A2)), "d/m/yy") & " " & TEXT(TIME(HOUR(A2), MINUTE(A2), SECOND(A2))-TIME(HOUR(A1), MINUTE(A1), SECOND(A1)), "hh:mm") If you want it in VBA, let me know. HTH--Lonnie M. |
More than just time
Ok this Formula =INT(A1)+A2-A1
adds a day to the date (i.e 01/03/05 10:30 in cell A1 and 01/04/05 11:00 in cell B1) When I put this formula in Cell C1 it gives me this result 01/05/05 00:30. What I need in this case is this 01days 00 hrs 30 mins I am using this formula but I can not modify the date =TEXT(DATE(YEAR(B30),MONTH(B30),DAY(B30-A30)),"dd")&" "& TEXT(TIME(HOUR(B30),MINUTE(B30),SECOND(B30))-TIME(HOUR(A30),MINUTE(A30), SECOND(A30)), "hh"" hrs ""mm"" mins""") "Juan Pablo González" wrote: Try with =INT(A1)+A2-A1 or =TEXT(A1,"mm/dd/yy") &" "&TEXT(0,"00\h")&" "&TEXT(MINUTE(A2-A1),"00\m") -- Regards Juan Pablo González "Michaela" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a tracking sheet. In cell A1 I have 01/03/05 03:30 pm In Cell B1 I have 01/03/05 03:35 pm In cell C1 I want to get the answer 01/03/05 00hrs 05mins So far I can get the minutes,but how do I get the date? Right now all can it to do is give me 01/00/00 00hrs 05mins |
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