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Negative time numbers
I import data from QuickBooks on how much time it takes to do an activity.
The data comes into Excel fine. I know want to compare that data to budgeted time. For example I budgeted 84 hours to get something done and it actually took 96 hours (that's the number from Quickbooks). How can I get Excel to show a negative 12 hours? |
Negative time numbers
Excel will calculate negative times, it just won't display them. So convert
your answer to decimal hours by multiplying by 24, then display as a number. Regards, Fred. "JT" wrote in message ... I import data from QuickBooks on how much time it takes to do an activity. The data comes into Excel fine. I know want to compare that data to budgeted time. For example I budgeted 84 hours to get something done and it actually took 96 hours (that's the number from Quickbooks). How can I get Excel to show a negative 12 hours? |
Negative time numbers
Well, in the General Questions section, Fred said to look at his answer to
your question in the Worksheet Functions section. I will return the favor, you should look at my answer to your question in the General Questions section. I give you a workaround. -- John C "JT" wrote: I import data from QuickBooks on how much time it takes to do an activity. The data comes into Excel fine. I know want to compare that data to budgeted time. For example I budgeted 84 hours to get something done and it actually took 96 hours (that's the number from Quickbooks). How can I get Excel to show a negative 12 hours? |
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