can you tell me the formula for telling the time diffrence between 2 times
when the either time may appear after midnight, without the need for a 48hr
clock

time due - 23:00 time arrived - 01:00 (2 hours)
time due - 01:00 time arrived - 23:00 (blank) but using a 24 hr clock this
shows as 22 ours late when in fact is 2 hours early

thanks

You'll either have to tell it the date as well as the time, or you're going
to have to decide where you draw the line between something being late for
one day and being early for the following day.

You could draw that line at 12 hours.
=MOD(B1-A1+0.5,1)-0.5

To display negative times you may have to use the 1904 date system (Tools/
Options/ Calculation)
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David Biddulph
"Rich Mcc" (no spam) wrote in message
...
can you tell me the formula for telling the time diffrence between 2 times
when the either time may appear after midnight, without the need for a
48hr
clock

time due - 23:00 time arrived - 01:00 (2 hours)
time due - 01:00 time arrived - 23:00 (blank) but using a 24 hr clock
this
shows as 22 ours late when in fact is 2 hours early

thanks

Just, assuming 2 times First and Last and no dates

=if( LastFirst, Last-First, 1+First-Last)

Steve



On Wed, 25 Oct 2006 13:12:42 +0100, David Biddulph
wrote:

You'll either have to tell it the date as well as the time, or you're
going
to have to decide where you draw the line between something being late
for
one day and being early for the following day.

You could draw that line at 12 hours.
=MOD(B1-A1+0.5,1)-0.5

To display negative times you may have to use the 1904 date system
(Tools/
Options/ Calculation)

Try this:
A1=23:00 and B1=1:00

=IF(A1B1,(B1-A1+1)*24,"")



"Rich Mcc" wrote:

can you tell me the formula for telling the time diffrence between 2 times
when the either time may appear after midnight, without the need for a 48hr
clock

time due - 23:00 time arrived - 01:00 (2 hours)
time due - 01:00 time arrived - 23:00 (blank) but using a 24 hr clock this
shows as 22 ours late when in fact is 2 hours early

thanks