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How do I subtract time?
I read that you can do (B1-A1)*24 but for the values where A is in PM and B
is in AM this returns a negative hour much larger than what it should be. Any recommendations? Thanks. |
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How do I subtract time?
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=(B1-A1+(B1<A1))*24 Hope this helps! In article , Fletch74 wrote: I read that you can do (B1-A1)*24 but for the values where A is in PM and B is in AM this returns a negative hour much larger than what it should be. Any recommendations? Thanks. |
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How do I subtract time?
Try:
=MOD((B1-A1),1)*24 "Domenic" wrote: Try... =(B1-A1+(B1<A1))*24 Hope this helps! In article , Fletch74 wrote: I read that you can do (B1-A1)*24 but for the values where A is in PM and B is in AM this returns a negative hour much larger than what it should be. Any recommendations? Thanks. |
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How do I subtract time?
Thanks, both work. =D
"Toppers" wrote: Try: =MOD((B1-A1),1)*24 "Domenic" wrote: Try... =(B1-A1+(B1<A1))*24 Hope this helps! In article , Fletch74 wrote: I read that you can do (B1-A1)*24 but for the values where A is in PM and B is in AM this returns a negative hour much larger than what it should be. Any recommendations? Thanks. |
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