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Calculating hours between two points in time
I need a way of calculating the length of events
at work that start and end at various times, sometimes spanning several days. I have been working with a formula using NETWORKDAYS that I got on Chip Pearson's site and I get good results for most events but the problem is that we are open on Saturday and NETWORKDAYS eliminates those hours. I do want to eliminate Sundays and Holidays so I was wondering if there was a custom worksheet formula or VBA procedure that could accomodate a six-day work week. |
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Calculating hours between two points in time
why not just subtract end time from start time and format as [h:mm:ss] to get hours,minutes and sec. Or take result of subtraction and multiply by 1440 and divide by 60. Format as general and get decimal hours. -- JohnDK ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JohnDK's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=7184 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=482413 |
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