I can get it to give me the time but it will come up 0's in the date. As shown


A1 B1 C1
01/03/05 02:00 PM 01/03/05 02:59 PM 01/00/00 00:59

What I want it to do is show the same date ( i.e. 01/03/05) and minutes
using this function.(=TEXT(MOD(B15-A15,12),"hh"" hrs ""mm"" mins""") in the
same cell.

Also, if it runs into the next day I want to put time restrictions on it as
well. (i.e. the
work time ends 7pm and resumes at 8am)

I have figured out how to get the times Using this function too (b1-a1=c1)
gives the minutes, but I want to show the date as above shown B1, but I keep
coming up with what is shown in C1 above.

can any one help?

How is Excel supposed to know what date you are talking about? You have to
enter the date somewhere. If the date is in A1 and a time in B1, =A1+B1 and
format as mm/dd/yy hh:mm A/P should work.


On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 12:01:05 -0800, "Michaela"
wrote:


I can get it to give me the time but it will come up 0's in the date. As
shown


A1 B1 C1
01/03/05 02:00 PM 01/03/05 02:59 PM 01/00/00 00:59

What I want it to do is show the same date ( i.e. 01/03/05) and minutes
using this function.(=TEXT(MOD(B15-A15,12),"hh"" hrs ""mm"" mins""") in the
same cell.

Also, if it runs into the next day I want to put time restrictions on it as
well. (i.e. the
work time ends 7pm and resumes at 8am)

I have figured out how to get the times Using this function too (b1-a1=c1)
gives the minutes, but I want to show the date as above shown B1, but I keep
coming up with what is shown in C1 above.

can any one help?

I have time and date (i.e 01/03/05 03:30 pm) in one cell A1 and Time and
date (i.e 01/03/05 03:35 pm)in another cell B1. I am subtracting B1-A1. I
want to show the date and time in c1.( i.e 01/03/05 00h 05mins) I have
figured out how to show the time, but the date is the problem When I just
subtract B1-A1 I get 01/00/00 00h 05mins.

Do I need to run macro's in order to get this?

"Myrna Larson" wrote:

How is Excel supposed to know what date you are talking about? You have to
enter the date somewhere. If the date is in A1 and a time in B1, =A1+B1 and
format as mm/dd/yy hh:mm A/P should work.


On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 12:01:05 -0800, "Michaela"
wrote:


I can get it to give me the time but it will come up 0's in the date. As
shown


A1 B1 C1
01/03/05 02:00 PM 01/03/05 02:59 PM 01/00/00 00:59

What I want it to do is show the same date ( i.e. 01/03/05) and minutes
using this function.(=TEXT(MOD(B15-A15,12),"hh"" hrs ""mm"" mins""") in the
same cell.

Also, if it runs into the next day I want to put time restrictions on it as
well. (i.e. the
work time ends 7pm and resumes at 8am)

I have figured out how to get the times Using this function too (b1-a1=c1)
gives the minutes, but I want to show the date as above shown B1, but I keep
coming up with what is shown in C1 above.

can any one help?

Assuming both dates are the same, you can use the formula

=INT(A1)+(B1-A1)

and format appropriately. But what do you want if the two entries are on
different days? Is that possible?


On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 11:39:09 -0800, "Michaela"
wrote:

I have time and date (i.e 01/03/05 03:30 pm) in one cell A1 and Time and
date (i.e 01/03/05 03:35 pm)in another cell B1. I am subtracting B1-A1. I
want to show the date and time in c1.( i.e 01/03/05 00h 05mins) I have
figured out how to show the time, but the date is the problem When I just
subtract B1-A1 I get 01/00/00 00h 05mins.

Do I need to run macro's in order to get this?

"Myrna Larson" wrote:

How is Excel supposed to know what date you are talking about? You have to
enter the date somewhere. If the date is in A1 and a time in B1, =A1+B1 and
format as mm/dd/yy hh:mm A/P should work.


On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 12:01:05 -0800, "Michaela"
wrote:


I can get it to give me the time but it will come up 0's in the date. As
shown


A1 B1 C1
01/03/05 02:00 PM 01/03/05 02:59 PM 01/00/00 00:59

What I want it to do is show the same date ( i.e. 01/03/05) and minutes
using this function.(=TEXT(MOD(B15-A15,12),"hh"" hrs ""mm"" mins""") in
the
same cell.

Also, if it runs into the next day I want to put time restrictions on it
as
well. (i.e. the
work time ends 7pm and resumes at 8am)

I have figured out how to get the times Using this function too (b1-a1=c1)
gives the minutes, but I want to show the date as above shown B1, but I
keep
coming up with what is shown in C1 above.

can any one help?