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I would like to find out how to calculate the difference between times
rounding up or down the minutes to .25 of an hour. For instance, (5:00:00 PM-1:13:00 PM) =3.75 (as a number) |
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Try this formula...
=MROUND(24*(A1-B1),0.25) The MROUND function requires the Analysis ToolPak add-in (to install it, click on Tools/Add-Ins on Excel's menu bar). -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Surrey" wrote in message ... I would like to find out how to calculate the difference between times rounding up or down the minutes to .25 of an hour. For instance, (5:00:00 PM-1:13:00 PM) =3.75 (as a number) |
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On Jan 29, 11:10*am, Surrey wrote:
I would like to find out how to calculate the difference between times rounding up or down the minutes to .25 of an hour. *For instance, (5:00:00 PM-1:13:00 PM) =3.75 (as a number) If 5:00 PM is in A1 and 1:13 PM is in A2, then: =mround((A1-A2)*24,0.25) If MROUND is not available to you, then: =round((A1-A2)*24/0.25,0)*0.25 |
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Try this:
A1 = 5:00 PM B1 = 1:13 PM =ROUND((A1-B1)*24/0.25,0)*0.25 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Surrey" wrote in message ... I would like to find out how to calculate the difference between times rounding up or down the minutes to .25 of an hour. For instance, (5:00:00 PM-1:13:00 PM) =3.75 (as a number) |
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