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Converting a time calculation to a value to do math with
I want to take a FINISH TIME (10:00 PM) and subtract a START TIME (9:20 PM)
and then take the 40 Minutes (or 66666666% of an Hour) and divide the TOTAL UNITS PRODUCED in those forty Minutes to determine a UNITS PRODUCED PER HOUR. |
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Converting a time calculation to a value to do math with
=produced/((finish-start)/24)
"Gary A" wrote: I want to take a FINISH TIME (10:00 PM) and subtract a START TIME (9:20 PM) and then take the 40 Minutes (or 66666666% of an Hour) and divide the TOTAL UNITS PRODUCED in those forty Minutes to determine a UNITS PRODUCED PER HOUR. |
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Converting a time calculation to a value to do math with
oops.. went / instead of *
=prouced/((finish-start)*24) "Gary A" wrote: I want to take a FINISH TIME (10:00 PM) and subtract a START TIME (9:20 PM) and then take the 40 Minutes (or 66666666% of an Hour) and divide the TOTAL UNITS PRODUCED in those forty Minutes to determine a UNITS PRODUCED PER HOUR. |
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