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![]() *_Time_Table_* 1-6 *.1* 7-12 *.2* 13-18 *.3* 19-24 *.4* 25-30 *.5* 31-36 *.6* 37-42 *.7* 43-48 *.8* 49-54 *.9* 55-60 *1.0* Im working with military time. On my spreadsheet I need the times shown as 0930 and not 09:30. A1 holds the begining time and B1 holds the ending time. The above listed table shows how my time needs to be rounded. For example if I worked from 0930 to 0957 the time worked would be 0.5. A1 = *0930* B1 = *0957* C1 = *0.5* Another example would be if I worked from 2200 to 2312 the time worked would be 1.2. A1 = *2200* B1 = *2312* C1 = *1.2* All input welcome :) -- azdps ------------------------------------------------------------------------ azdps's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=37199 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=569113 |
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