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Hi

I have a spreadsheet with 5 columns:

A = date an e-mail received
B = time e-mail received on that date
C = date e-mail replied to
D = time e-mail replaied to on that date e-mail
E = was the e-mail replied to within agreed time limit?

The agreed time limit is 24 hours.

I'd be happy enough coming up with a formula to input Y or N into colmun E,
if I only knew how to subract a time AND date from another time and date.

Can anyone advise, please?

Many thanks.

Keith


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=IF((C1+D1)-(A1+B1)<=1,"Y","N")
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Hi

I have a spreadsheet with 5 columns:

A = date an e-mail received
B = time e-mail received on that date
C = date e-mail replied to
D = time e-mail replaied to on that date e-mail
E = was the e-mail replied to within agreed time limit?

The agreed time limit is 24 hours.

I'd be happy enough coming up with a formula to input Y or N into colmun
E,
if I only knew how to subract a time AND date from another time and date.

Can anyone advise, please?

Many thanks.

Keith




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Hi David

Many thanks for this, but can you tell me what format the respective columns
need to be in so that this formaula will work?

Cheers.

Keith

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=IF((C1+D1)-(A1+B1)<=1,"Y","N")
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David Biddulph

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Hi

I have a spreadsheet with 5 columns:

A = date an e-mail received
B = time e-mail received on that date
C = date e-mail replied to
D = time e-mail replaied to on that date e-mail
E = was the e-mail replied to within agreed time limit?

The agreed time limit is 24 hours.

I'd be happy enough coming up with a formula to input Y or N into colmun
E,
if I only knew how to subract a time AND date from another time and date.

Can anyone advise, please?

Many thanks.

Keith





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Any Excel date or time format. Not text.
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Hi David

Many thanks for this, but can you tell me what format the respective
columns
need to be in so that this formaula will work?

Cheers.

Keith

"David Biddulph" wrote:

=IF((C1+D1)-(A1+B1)<=1,"Y","N")
--
David Biddulph

"bollard" wrote in message
...
Hi

I have a spreadsheet with 5 columns:

A = date an e-mail received
B = time e-mail received on that date
C = date e-mail replied to
D = time e-mail replaied to on that date e-mail
E = was the e-mail replied to within agreed time limit?

The agreed time limit is 24 hours.

I'd be happy enough coming up with a formula to input Y or N into
colmun
E,
if I only knew how to subract a time AND date from another time and
date.

Can anyone advise, please?

Many thanks.

Keith







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