hours:minutes:seconds:frames

10:00:10:21 + 10:01:02:10 = 10:01:13:07

....the last two numbers are frames and thats why 24=1 second

10:01:02:10 - 00:00:10:21 = 10:00:51:13

I am just a video guy who doesnt know programming and would really be happy
if someone could help me with this...I have 400 codes to calculate....so if I
could just put them inside excel....that would be great.....thnx

Hi

Video has afaik 25 or 30 frames / second, 24 is film ? Anyway, Excel can't
do this by herself. Try John Walkenbach's Excel addin PUP, with the TIMEXX
functions
http://www.j-walk.com/ss/pup/pup6/functions.htm
or google "Excel timecode".

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"issorg" skrev i melding
...
hours:minutes:seconds:frames

10:00:10:21 + 10:01:02:10 = 10:01:13:07

...the last two numbers are frames and thats why 24=1 second

10:01:02:10 - 00:00:10:21 = 10:00:51:13

I am just a video guy who doesnt know programming and would really be
happy
if someone could help me with this...I have 400 codes to calculate....so
if I
could just put them inside excel....that would be great.....thnx

This is a difficult one and I don't know enough about it.
However, Harald Staff is both a video professional and an Excel expert.
Do a search on Google's advanced group search:

http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

with all of the words: frames
author: harald
groups: *excel*

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"issorg" wrote in message ...
| hours:minutes:seconds:frames
|
| 10:00:10:21 + 10:01:02:10 = 10:01:13:07
|
| ...the last two numbers are frames and thats why 24=1 second
|
| 10:01:02:10 - 00:00:10:21 = 10:00:51:13
|
| I am just a video guy who doesnt know programming and would really be happy
| if someone could help me with this...I have 400 codes to calculate....so if I
| could just put them inside excel....that would be great.....thnx