Using an Array?

andrewb90

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Hello all,

I have this formula that I am starting to use however, I think an array formula maybe easier to do, unfortunately I am not making it work so I am hoping for some assistance.

Here is my current formula so far:

Code:
=(((MOD(F89-E89,1)*24)*T89)+((MOD(F90-E90,1)*24)*T90))/$E$85

The MOD sections I need to go all the way through row 180, but I don't want to make this formula so long. The entire formula will be divided by E85.

Thanks,

Andrew
 

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