I am having difficulty creating a formula. I need to subtract time 09:30 09:57 where these would be in two different columns and I need to know the time difference. and also knowing that there may be some in my spreadsheet which go over to hours. Kathy excel Reply mathetes Silver...
hi, The formula does work well. However, if i have a situation of start time at 19:00pm and end time at 1:00am (past midnight). The result should be 6 hr but it return a value of 17. is there any formula to accommodate this? Register To Reply 01...
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Simply subtract time in Excel is simple, but maintaining the appropriate structure is a little more difficult. Select the cell with the most recent time and remove it from the older time lap to subtract the time. In Excel, there is no unique function for subtracting time; instead, it is a...
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I have a macro-enabled spreadsheet. I'm doing the SQL via a VB script. I've read around some of the Excel forums, apparently this is a common problem with imported data. Although Excel says it is in either time or HH:MM:SS format, it isn't. For some people using [h]:m...
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As workaround you may type your initial date time in first cell, let say A1, in A2 add the formula =MROUND(A1+1/24,"01:00") and copy A2 down till end of your range (drag down or select the range starting from A2 and Ctrl+D) Marked as Solution Reply em12345 Copper Contributor ...
I am attempting to subtract times from one another to figure out how long something took. So Why do i get a value error when i try to subtract simple times...