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Another option may be to enter both the date and time.
DarDarren wrote: Excel version 2003...I need to calculate overtime hours....how do you differentiate between AM PM....how do you caluculate when hours run from one day to the next ex. 11:00pm - 2:00Am the following day -- Dave Peterson |
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