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Working With Times / Milliseconds
My times come in like this:
TimeA TimeB 120509324389.00 120509324395.00 120510001924.00 120510001927.00 The first 4 characters are month and day (which I do not need). The last 2 characters are milliseconds. I am trying to convert these times into the table below and I also need a formula to subtract the 2 times. TimeA TimeB Difference 9:32:43.89 9:32:43.95 10:00:19.24 10:00:19.27 Thank you in advance. |
Working With Times / Milliseconds
TimeA TimeB
120509324389.00 120509324395.00 120510001924.00 120510001927.00 Assume those entries are in A2:B3 You could use those entries as is like this: For B2-A2: =TIME(MID(B2,5,2),MID(B2,7,2),MID(B2,9,2))+MID(B2, 11,2)/86400/100-(TIME(MID(A2,5,2),MID(A2,7,2),MID(A2,9,2))+MID(A2, 11,2)/86400/100) Format as h:mm:ss.00 However, if you want to convert them to times in separate cells then find the difference: D2 formula: =TIME(MID(A2,5,2),MID(A2,7,2),MID(A2,9,2))+MID(A2, 11,2)/86400/100 Copy across to E2 F2 formula: =E2-D2 Format all cells as h:mm:ss.00 Then select cells D2:F2 and copy down as needed. Biff "carl" wrote in message ... My times come in like this: TimeA TimeB 120509324389.00 120509324395.00 120510001924.00 120510001927.00 The first 4 characters are month and day (which I do not need). The last 2 characters are milliseconds. I am trying to convert these times into the table below and I also need a formula to subtract the 2 times. TimeA TimeB Difference 9:32:43.89 9:32:43.95 10:00:19.24 10:00:19.27 Thank you in advance. |
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