Time formulas
Here is my timesheet:
c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
One way
=MOD(C9-C6,1)-MOD(C8-C7,1) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Try this:
=(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
When I put in your formula, I get 9:00 am. I actually need 9.00. What
revision to the formula should I make? Thanks. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: One way =MOD(C9-C6,1)-MOD(C8-C7,1) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
=(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24
Format the cell as General or number. This will take care of either set crossing midnight. -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula.
Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Excellent! It worked!
Thanks for all your help. You have made my life much easier! "Sandy Mann" wrote: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 Format the cell as General or number. This will take care of either set crossing midnight. -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
You asked for an answer as a number of hours, not as hours and minutes, so
don't format the answer as time, but as General or Number. -- David Biddulph "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
You need to custom format the result cell to [hh]:mm
It uses whatever regional setting (in Windows) you are using. That is why I always change my regional settings to 24 hour. -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... When I put in your formula, I get 9:00 am. I actually need 9.00. What revision to the formula should I make? Thanks. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: One way =MOD(C9-C6,1)-MOD(C8-C7,1) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
If you are going to use decimal values you need to format the result as
General or number, not time -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Format the cell as GENERAL
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Thanks David, that is what I did.
"David Biddulph" wrote: You asked for an answer as a number of hours, not as hours and minutes, so don't format the answer as time, but as General or Number. -- David Biddulph "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Thank you. I got it to work out. I appreciate your help.
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You need to custom format the result cell to [hh]:mm It uses whatever regional setting (in Windows) you are using. That is why I always change my regional settings to 24 hour. -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... When I put in your formula, I get 9:00 am. I actually need 9.00. What revision to the formula should I make? Thanks. "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: One way =MOD(C9-C6,1)-MOD(C8-C7,1) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Thanks for your help, I got it fixed.
"T. Valko" wrote: Format the cell as GENERAL -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
Thanks again.
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: If you are going to use decimal values you need to format the result as General or number, not time -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
Time formulas
You're welcome!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Thanks for your help, I got it fixed. "T. Valko" wrote: Format the cell as GENERAL -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Ugh! What am I doing wrong? C10 is 12:00 am with this formula. Thanks. "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =(MOD(C7-C6,1)+MOD(C9-C8,1))*24 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Blazingsaddles" wrote in message ... Here is my timesheet: c6: 11:00 pm c7: 12:00 am c8: 7:00 am c9: 3:00 pm c10: (Actual hours worked) If I use the formula: =IF(C6C7,C7+1-C6,C7-C6)*24 I can get the time for c6/c7, but what formula do I use to not only get the hours from c6/c7, but also from c8/c9 - to get the total of 9 hours in c10? Thanks, I appreciate any help. |
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