G Guest Mar 28, 2007 #2 Assuming A2: start time B2: Lunch out C2: Lunch in D2: End time =((D2-A2)-(C2-B2))*24
G Guest Mar 28, 2007 #3 This only works for AM times. If I want it to work for PM starts I have to ad 24. How do I work it all into one formula that will work for both?
This only works for AM times. If I want it to work for PM starts I have to ad 24. How do I work it all into one formula that will work for both?
P Pete_UK Mar 28, 2007 #4 Assuming your times are in A1 to D1, then try this: =(D1-C1+B1-A1)*24 Format the cell as number with 2 dp. Hope this helps. Pete
Assuming your times are in A1 to D1, then try this: =(D1-C1+B1-A1)*24 Format the cell as number with 2 dp. Hope this helps. Pete
G Guest Mar 28, 2007 #5 Pete_UK said: Assuming your times are in A1 to D1, then try this: =(D1-C1+B1-A1)*24 Format the cell as number with 2 dp. Hope this helps. Pete Click to expand...
Pete_UK said: Assuming your times are in A1 to D1, then try this: =(D1-C1+B1-A1)*24 Format the cell as number with 2 dp. Hope this helps. Pete Click to expand...
G Guest Mar 28, 2007 #6 Assuming A2: start time B2: Lunch out C2: Lunch in D2: End time =((D2-A2+(A2>D2))-(C2-B2+(B2>C2)))*24
Assuming A2: start time B2: Lunch out C2: Lunch in D2: End time =((D2-A2+(A2>D2))-(C2-B2+(B2>C2)))*24
G Guest Mar 28, 2007 #7 You are one Freak'n GENIUS, Theethless mama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!