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chciknwing

Calculate end date and time
 
I am working on a trip planning worksheet for my spouse to use.

I have the sheet set up to take the following
A1 = Miles from previous
A2 = Miles loaded
A3 = Previous Hours
A4 = Hours needed [formula = (a1+a2)/50+a3]
A5 = DOT breaks needed [formula = a4/11]
A6 = total hours to complete [formula = (c5*10)+c4]

B4 = (a1+a2)/50+a3
B5 = a4/11

C4 = roundup(b4,0)
C5 = rounddown(b5,0)

I would like to take the result of A6 and calculate a end date and time based on a manually entered start date and time.

Any advice on a formula that will accomplish this?

Thanks in advance!

Ron Rosenfeld[_2_]

Calculate end date and time
 
On Sun, 2 Feb 2014 01:50:37 +0000, chciknwing wrote:


I am working on a trip planning worksheet for my spouse to use.

I have the sheet set up to take the following
A1 = Miles from previous
A2 = Miles loaded
A3 = Previous Hours
A4 = Hours needed [formula = (a1+a2)/50+a3]
A5 = DOT breaks needed [formula = a4/11]
A6 = total hours to complete [formula = (c5*10)+c4]

B4 = (a1+a2)/50+a3
B5 = a4/11

C4 = roundup(b4,0)
C5 = rounddown(b5,0)

I would like to take the result of A6 and calculate a end date and time
based on a manually entered start date and time.

Any advice on a formula that will accomplish this?

Thanks in advance!


Excel stores time as days and fractions of a day. So if A6 units is a decimal number representing the hours, divide it by 24 and add it to the manuallay entered date and time.

e.g:

B1: 2/15/2014 8 AM

End date: =B1+A6/24
Format as m/d/yyyy h:mm AM/PM (or however you want)


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