Hi
i first want to say thank you. I hope I explain myself.

A1. Sunday 23:00
B1. Monday 01:00

=Sum(B1-A1)
I am getting -22 hours

Thank you for your help

Enter the date and time as below

-Press Ctrl+; (semicolon) in A1 so that excel will input the current date.
Edit the date to suit
-Press spacebar for a space
-Press Ctrl+Shift+; (semicolon) after the space so as to input the current
time. Edit the time to suit
--Press Enter and you will have the date and time in excel date time
format...Now you can right click the cell Format Cells and select a date
format or select custom and enter a format which you would like
--Once you do that in these two cells ; you can find the difference...using
the below formula
=B1-A1
--and custom format the formula cell to the below to display the difference
in hours/ minutes
[h]:mm


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Jacob Skaria


"Lloyd" wrote:

Hi
i first want to say thank you. I hope I explain myself.

A1. Sunday 23:00
B1. Monday 01:00

=Sum(B1-A1)
I am getting -22 hours

Thank you for your help

Firstly, what number do you want to SUM to B1-A1?
If you just want =B1-A1, and don't want to SUM anything to it, you don't
need the SUM function. If you don't understand what the SUM function does,
look it up in Excel help.

Secondly, for your problem you might want =MOD(B1-A1,1)
--
David Biddulph

"Lloyd" wrote in message
...
Hi
i first want to say thank you. I hope I explain myself.

A1. Sunday 23:00
B1. Monday 01:00

=Sum(B1-A1)
I am getting -22 hours

Thank you for your help