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Hi Guys,
I'm not sure if this can be solved with a standard workshhet function (perferred), or if some kind of UDF is needed? In two cells, I have a starting time in one cell, and an end time in another cell. I'm using 24-hours clocks. Lets say I enter starting time 20:00, and end time 04:00 the next day. Now I would like to know (in 3 other cells): - How many hours are within these clock intervals: 21-23 23-00 00-03 With the given start and end time (20:00 and 04:00), it is fairly easy, but problems occur (for me anyway :-), when starting and end time is within the intervals, i.e. Start 21:17 End 02:35 How to calculate how much time (hours and minutes) is within each of these 3 intervals??? Thank you in advance, CE |
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