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Hi guys,
I've formatted my cells to 'custom' then 'hh:mm:ss.00' so that bit is fine. The problem I have is my target time cell could read 00:01:30.00 (which means no hours, 1 minute, 30 seconds, and no hundreds of a second), and my actual collumn could read 00:01:00.00 (which is 1 minute). So in my Difference collumn which is also formatted in hh:mm:ss.00 I have made the formula: =IF(Q21=0,"",Q21-P21) which gives me -0.0003472, clearly not in time. Then in my difference collumn to display the % of the difference in time, I have this formula: =IF(Q21=0,"",Q21/P21) which gives my difference expressed as a % as 67%. If the actual is 1 minute and the target was 1 min 30 secs then I've improved by 30 secs, so I'm not sure if this is 67% as my maths aren't too good ?! Can I assume this is the right percentage between a minute and a minute and a half ? And the second thing is, why is it not expressing the time difference, and just displaying the -0.0003472 ?! I hope I've explained it clearly to you. I appriciate your help, thanks a lot! |
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