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Works beautiful, Joel, thank you and sorry I was a bit lazy.
Don On Sep 17, 5:44 am, Joel wrote: Your problem is solved. Just change the format of colum F & G from time to number. When you add or Sutract time the results is a fraction of a day. 8 hours is 8/24 = .333 days. Like you did in your formula you have to multiply by 24 * 60 to get minutes. The minutes are no longer a time format after the conversion, but a number format in minutes. I think you may need to change this line below to multiply by 24 * 60 like you did in your fomula. Cells(RowCount, "F").Formula = _ "=Sum(E" & StartRow & ":E" & _ RowCount & ")" I think total time sub total is really a subtraction as follows: Cells(RowCount, "F").Formula = _ "=24*60*(F" & RowCount "-F" & StartRow & ")" You really should change the format to column D to a date - time format such as 3/14/01 1:30PM. This will make it easier to calculate the sub total time. " wrote: omitted - Show quoted text - |
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