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Bachelor cooking Xmas dinner !
In Excel 2000, I want to create a spreadsheet which has a column of foods, a
column of cooking times (in minutes), and a third column which calculates the time to begin cooking that item based on an inserted mealtime. For instance, if a mealtime of 2:00 pm is inserted manually then the row for "Beef Joint - 90 mins" would return 12:30 pm in the third column; and the row "Carrots - 30 mins" would return 1:30 pm in the third column. I think the answer is in the formatting but I cannot make it work! NOT Gordon Ramsey. |
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Graham,
If what you are asking is how do you subtract an integer in say B2 like 90 from a time like 14:00 in C1 then try: =$C$1-(B2/60/24) and format column C as time -- HTH Sandy with @tiscali.co.uk "Graham B." wrote in message ... In Excel 2000, I want to create a spreadsheet which has a column of foods, a column of cooking times (in minutes), and a third column which calculates the time to begin cooking that item based on an inserted mealtime. For instance, if a mealtime of 2:00 pm is inserted manually then the row for "Beef Joint - 90 mins" would return 12:30 pm in the third column; and the row "Carrots - 30 mins" would return 1:30 pm in the third column. I think the answer is in the formatting but I cannot make it work! NOT Gordon Ramsey. |
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Belated thanks Sandy (Virus problems with Trojan Adclickers prevented an
earlier reply.) Happy New Year, Graham B "Sandy Mann" wrote in message ... Graham, If what you are asking is how do you subtract an integer in say B2 like 90 from a time like 14:00 in C1 then try: =$C$1-(B2/60/24) and format column C as time -- HTH Sandy with @tiscali.co.uk "Graham B." wrote in message ... In Excel 2000, I want to create a spreadsheet which has a column of foods, a column of cooking times (in minutes), and a third column which calculates the time to begin cooking that item based on an inserted mealtime. For instance, if a mealtime of 2:00 pm is inserted manually then the row for "Beef Joint - 90 mins" would return 12:30 pm in the third column; and the row "Carrots - 30 mins" would return 1:30 pm in the third column. I think the answer is in the formatting but I cannot make it work! NOT Gordon Ramsey. |
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Bachelor cooking Xmas dinner !
There's also a sample dinner planner on my web site, that may help you:
http://www.contextures.com/excelfiles.html Under Data Validation, look for Cooking Time Planner Graham B. wrote: Belated thanks Sandy (Virus problems with Trojan Adclickers prevented an earlier reply.) Happy New Year, Graham B "Sandy Mann" wrote in message ... Graham, If what you are asking is how do you subtract an integer in say B2 like 90 from a time like 14:00 in C1 then try: =$C$1-(B2/60/24) and format column C as time -- HTH Sandy with @tiscali.co.uk "Graham B." wrote in message ... In Excel 2000, I want to create a spreadsheet which has a column of foods, a column of cooking times (in minutes), and a third column which calculates the time to begin cooking that item based on an inserted mealtime. For instance, if a mealtime of 2:00 pm is inserted manually then the row for "Beef Joint - 90 mins" would return 12:30 pm in the third column; and the row "Carrots - 30 mins" would return 1:30 pm in the third column. I think the answer is in the formatting but I cannot make it work! NOT Gordon Ramsey. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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