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Since XL stores times as fractional days, you can add 1 day if the span
crosses midnight. One way is to check if the end time is less than the beginning time and use the fact that XL converts TRUE to 1 and FALSE to 0: A1: 11:30PM B1: 5:00AM C1: =B1 - A1 + (B1<A1) An alternative: C1: =MOD(B1-A1,1) In either case, format C1 as a time. In article , Surrey wrote: I need to calculate the difference between times. The tricky part is that the start time is: 11:30PM and end time is: 5:00AM. Thanks for your help! |
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