suming time into minutes

Fyr

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I want to =sum time from two time formart values.
Example: 7:30 - 11:30 = 4:00
but I want it to be like this: 7:30 - 11:30 = 240 minutes.

thanks for taking a look!
 

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c_m

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Try
=HOUR(B1-A1)*60+MINUTE(B1-A1)
where A1 = 7:30 and B1 = 11:30
and format the cell to general.
 
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Scott Huish

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what is the purpose of MOD for this?
=(B1-A1)*1440
works too.

not if your times cross midnight. That's why MOD is used in the formula.
 
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