Hello all,
Not an excel person what so ever. I use excel for my pilot log book logging, the problem comes for night time logging.
My works software spits out in a CSV format file for me, and has departure date, take off time and landing time all in separate collums. What I need is something along the lines of
If cell A later than 2000 (8PM) than log difference between A+B until the cut off time 0700 (7AM). Or something along these lines. Please see below what it looks like outputted from the software. Obviously there is some slight error involved with the time change because both times are in local and not UTC but what would be a correct formula to caculate a total based on between times between the blocks?
Option B would be to convert the local time to UTC time. Is there a way to make excel do that?
Not an excel person what so ever. I use excel for my pilot log book logging, the problem comes for night time logging.
My works software spits out in a CSV format file for me, and has departure date, take off time and landing time all in separate collums. What I need is something along the lines of
If cell A later than 2000 (8PM) than log difference between A+B until the cut off time 0700 (7AM). Or something along these lines. Please see below what it looks like outputted from the software. Obviously there is some slight error involved with the time change because both times are in local and not UTC but what would be a correct formula to caculate a total based on between times between the blocks?
Date | A/C Type | Tail | Origin | Dest | Depart | Arrive | total |
10/31/2021 | CRJ | N***** | SHV | DEN | 7:16 | 8:36 | 2.33 |
Option B would be to convert the local time to UTC time. Is there a way to make excel do that?