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formulaes

ResolvedVersion 2007

Paul has attended:
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Formulaes

how is it possible to to take one hour from another hour without putting the date in .

I can do 16:00 from 23:00 .

i want to be able to do 16:00 from 01.30 the next day

please

RE: formulaes

Hi Paul

Thanks for getting in touch.

It does work easier with the date so it can understand the where the times are in relation to each other. If this isn't an option, use an IF function to bump up the time and decide which way round to subtract. Assuming start time is in A1 and end time is in B1:

=if(A1>B1,B1+1-A1,B1-A1)

To read more, there's a detailed explanation of all your possible time calculations on Microsoft's site:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/add-or-subtract-time-HA102809662.aspx

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