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Help with =MOD
Hello,
I am using =MOD(B6-E6,1) to subtract time, however I am receiving a 59 hour thing if the time is under. How do I use =MOD for same day returns? Thanks 8:00 7:27 59:27 8:00 17:05 9:05 8:00 18:30 10:30 |
Help with =MOD
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I am receiving a 59 hour thing if the time is under. Under what? B6 = 7:27 E6 = 8:00 =MOD(B6-E6,1) returns 23:27 Biff "JR" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using =MOD(B6-E6,1) to subtract time, however I am receiving a 59 hour thing if the time is under. How do I use =MOD for same day returns? Thanks 8:00 7:27 59:27 8:00 17:05 9:05 8:00 18:30 10:30 |
Help with =MOD
switch the positions of the times. Put 7:27 in E6 and 8:00 in B6
"Biff" wrote: Hi! I am receiving a 59 hour thing if the time is under. Under what? B6 = 7:27 E6 = 8:00 =MOD(B6-E6,1) returns 23:27 Biff "JR" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using =MOD(B6-E6,1) to subtract time, however I am receiving a 59 hour thing if the time is under. How do I use =MOD for same day returns? Thanks 8:00 7:27 59:27 8:00 17:05 9:05 8:00 18:30 10:30 |
Help with =MOD
Then the result is 0:33.
Biff "JR" wrote in message ... switch the positions of the times. Put 7:27 in E6 and 8:00 in B6 "Biff" wrote: Hi! I am receiving a 59 hour thing if the time is under. Under what? B6 = 7:27 E6 = 8:00 =MOD(B6-E6,1) returns 23:27 Biff "JR" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using =MOD(B6-E6,1) to subtract time, however I am receiving a 59 hour thing if the time is under. How do I use =MOD for same day returns? Thanks 8:00 7:27 59:27 8:00 17:05 9:05 8:00 18:30 10:30 |
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