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how do i find a true value between two different times e.g. 4:15



 
 
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Old August 23rd, 2005, 11:06 AM
Chris01623
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Default how do i find a true value between two different times e.g. 4:15

i would like to find the exact value between two different time in hours and
minutes e.g. 4:15 (4 hours 15 minutes) and not 4:42 (4.42 hours) for example.
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Old August 23rd, 2005, 12:03 PM
Jim Rech
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Subtract them! An example: Enter 8:45 in A1 and 5:15 in A2. Enter the
formula =A1-A2 in A3 and, voila, the answer is 3:30. Excel will
automatically assign the time format to A3 if it has the General number
format.

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|i would like to find the exact value between two different time in hours
and
| minutes e.g. 4:15 (4 hours 15 minutes) and not 4:42 (4.42 hours) for
example.


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Old August 23rd, 2005, 12:05 PM
Stefi
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Hi Chris,

A1 = 4:15
A2 = 4:42
A3 = A2-A1 = 0:27

If you enter these values Excel will automatically format cells as h:mm,
otherwise format yourself.


„Chris01623” ezt *rta:

i would like to find the exact value between two different time in hours and
minutes e.g. 4:15 (4 hours 15 minutes) and not 4:42 (4.42 hours) for example.


What is this "not" 4:42?

Regards,
Stefi

 




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