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In my logs, I have a series of times entered into columns B through G, then
in H there is this formula: =MAX(B1:G1)-MIN(B1:G1) ....which calculates the total time for the line. Simple, no? No. Most days, there is an entry that spans midnight: B C D E F G H 23:58 0:06 0:19 0:25 (blank) (blank) 23:52 23:48 23:54 (blank) (blank) 23:58 0:05 23:53 (blank)(blank) 23:35 0:04 (blank) (blank) 23:31 In case it's not obvious, H is wrong. (Should be 0:27, 0:17, 0:29.) Right now, I simply manually enter one of these when an entry spans midnight: =1+(E1-B1) ....replacing B & E with whatever is appropriate (although those are the most frequent). I've tried a few different formulae to get this to happen automagically, but none of them really work consistently, and I'm not really happy with any of them. Most importantly: I don't know how to figure out which column is the earliest time (i.e. 23:48) and which is the latest (i.e. 0:05) without resorting to VBA, which I feel certain shouldn't be necessary for this. Does anyone have a good solution for this? If it matters... - E and G are mutually exclusive; I won't have both on the same line. - If F is non-blank, it will *always* be earlier than D, E, and G, and *always* later than B (and B will *always* be non-blank). Could be either way with C. -- The way to handle back-seat drivers is to remove the back seat. |
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