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Subtracting time
I'm blanking on this:
Take 7:30 AM and subtract 12:00 PM to get hours worked... How can I put that in a formula and have it return 4.5? TIA |
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First, you'll need to subtract the END TIME from the START TIME.
Let's say Start time A1= 7:30 AM End Time B1 = 12:00 PM C1 = (B1-A1)*24 and format C1 to NUMBER with 2 decimal places. "quartz" wrote: I'm blanking on this: Take 7:30 AM and subtract 12:00 PM to get hours worked... How can I put that in a formula and have it return 4.5? TIA |
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quartz, 12:00 pm - 7:30 am x 24, format cell as general, like this
=(B1-A1)*24 -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "quartz" wrote in message ... I'm blanking on this: Take 7:30 AM and subtract 12:00 PM to get hours worked... How can I put that in a formula and have it return 4.5? TIA |
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Okay, thanks!
"Barb R." wrote: First, you'll need to subtract the END TIME from the START TIME. Let's say Start time A1= 7:30 AM End Time B1 = 12:00 PM C1 = (B1-A1)*24 and format C1 to NUMBER with 2 decimal places. "quartz" wrote: I'm blanking on this: Take 7:30 AM and subtract 12:00 PM to get hours worked... How can I put that in a formula and have it return 4.5? TIA |
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