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So how are you defining your "average"?
What is the "average" of 11:00 and 23:00? What is the "average" of 12:00 and 23:00? What is the "average" of 10:00 and 23:00? Tell us what algorithm you want to use, and we can then hopefully show you how to do it in Excel. Before what time do you want a time to be treated as if it were the end of the previous day rather than the start of that day? -- David Biddulph "WOLLAM" wrote in message ... Thank you in advance for all the help. I have read the recent posts about averaging time, but none fit my question. I am trying to average a set of times that are on both sides of 12midnight. All of the formulas I have been attempting are averaging the times as if they are times of day that are several hours apart; when in fact they are just a couple of hours apart. The times for my example a 12:45 am 11:01 pm 2:05 am The average of these times should be 12:37 am. 'Simple' average formula results in 8:37 am. I have toyed with some of the other formulas mentioned in the others posts, but to no avail. Thanks again for all the help. Dan |
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