differences in time

smithrd6

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I have two columns, one showing arrival time, the other departure time. To get the time span, I simply subtract departure from arrival. Problem is, should the departure time go beyond the same date, the data is incorrect. How do I account for the differences when the times exceed 24 hours?

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Are there just times in your columns or dates as well? what would be your expected answer if Arrival was 26 hours after departure and the Dep time was 06:00 AM? without a date in the formula then your looking at an answer of 2 hours...
 
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