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serial time
Using subtraction I see that one second in serial time equals
1.15740740740389E-05. I'm supposed to calculate the difference between two times. Is it OK to use this number as a basis for calculating the times and the differences between them? This way milliseconds will play a role even though I don't really need to display them. (I need to be able to show that 4:17:26.9 is earlier than 4:17:27.0 even though they'll both display as 4:12:27.) Is this an OK shortcut to take when dealing with times? Are there any side effects that I need to know about? |
serial time
just do a comparison if that is your end result
if Range("C1").Value < Range("D1").Value then if you need to divide by seconds, use timeserial(0,0,1) anyway, I get: 0.0000115740740740741 which seems correct for a repeating decimal. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "David Gerstman" wrote: Using subtraction I see that one second in serial time equals 1.15740740740389E-05. I'm supposed to calculate the difference between two times. Is it OK to use this number as a basis for calculating the times and the differences between them? This way milliseconds will play a role even though I don't really need to display them. (I need to be able to show that 4:17:26.9 is earlier than 4:17:27.0 even though they'll both display as 4:12:27.) Is this an OK shortcut to take when dealing with times? Are there any side effects that I need to know about? |
serial time
forgot to add:
from the immediate window: ? 1#/(24#*60#*60#) 1.15740740740741E-05 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "David Gerstman" wrote: Using subtraction I see that one second in serial time equals 1.15740740740389E-05. I'm supposed to calculate the difference between two times. Is it OK to use this number as a basis for calculating the times and the differences between them? This way milliseconds will play a role even though I don't really need to display them. (I need to be able to show that 4:17:26.9 is earlier than 4:17:27.0 even though they'll both display as 4:12:27.) Is this an OK shortcut to take when dealing with times? Are there any side effects that I need to know about? |
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