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The numbers i use are in tenth of an hour, the time is for starting time (-) ending time (=) hours. or,
...f7.........e7...(=)...g7. ..5:30pm....2:00am.(=).8.5hrs. I need: ...5.5pm... 2.0am .(=).8.5 hrs. I have tryed formating cells to costom 0.00"hours" in g7,,,=if(f7-e7<0,f7-e7+1,f7-e7)*24. and it returns #VALUE, in g7. I can't seem to get this problem past the midnight hour without creating a 36 hour day. What am i doing wrong or can i get this thing to give me tenths for time? [ This Message was edited by: cblincoln43 on 2002-04-07 05:32 ] |
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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Please do a search. There are multiple examples on this website.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Perth Australia
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Hi there
Not sure I fully understand what you mean by tenths of an hour format, but you need to use an if statement when time falls into the following day. From 10pm to 2am you use an if statement that says - If the first time is greater than the second time, add 12 hours to the second time before deducting the first time (add 24 hours if using military time). hope this helps regards Derek |
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search as ? don' mean to be to dumn as thats what ive been doing for a day or two.
In tenth the time changes every 6 min. [ This Message was edited by: cblincoln43 on 2002-04-07 05:55 ] |
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Right, as in g7,,,=sum(f7-e7) only in time that will be in tenths of an hour and go past the midnight hour.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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Try something like: =IF(F7<0.5,F97*24,(F7-0.5)*24) |
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=(F7+(F7 Format G7 as General. BTW, I wonder why you did not (want to) "Select an empty cell, type =, select 5 rows data from E and F (including labels), hit F9, copy waht you see, and paste the copied bit in the follow up." [ This Message was edited by: Aladin Akyurek on 2002-04-07 07:24 ] |
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Aladin, simply had not tryed it yet. The formula in last post? looks like what im using only ive had to creat a 36 hour day to make it work. as in 5:00pm=17.0 and 2:00am=26.0. so i have to go beyond the normal 24hour day.
Dave, In your post did you mean =if(f7<0.5,f7*24,f7-0.5)*24 or =if(f7<0.5,f9-f7*24,f9-0.5)*24 ?? [ This Message was edited by: cblincoln43 on 2002-04-07 07:28 ] |
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