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Thread: Formula for adding military time?

Started 2 months ago by Pawko
Please Register to Remove these Ads Hi everyone. I have four columns. In the first one I want to keep my START time (in format of military time), in the second column I have STOP time, in the THIRD column I have TIME USED in other words it is a DIFFERENCE between STOP and START and I used this formula for that: =B2-A2 and it works. Now in the FOURTH column I ...
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shg replied 2 months ago
Welcome to the forum. Use your existing formula and format the result as [h]:mm

Pawko replied 2 months ago
I did that, but that's not always works correctly. Sometimes instead of adding, it subtracts time

daddylonglegs replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Pawko I did that, but that's not always works correctly. Sometimes instead of adding, it subtracts time Can you give an example? What result do you expect, what do you get?

Pawko replied 2 months ago
Hello daddylonglegs. Thanks for trying to help me. My example is attached. Thank you again. Jan

shg replied 2 months ago
Quote: Use your existing formula and format the result as [h]:mm Your cell is formatted at h:mm

Pawko replied 2 months ago
Well, I do have them in that format, don't I?

shg replied 2 months ago
Quote: Well, I do have them in that format, don't I? No, you don't. Select the cell, Format > Cells > Number, Custom, [h]:mm

Pawko replied 2 months ago
I did that and doesn't work. Above you can find my example and try it yourself.

Pawko replied 2 months ago
Sorry, but I've made a mistake, it's my fault. I followed your instruction but instead of using [h] I had just "h" and this obviously didn't work. After applying format like [h] it looks like it does work . Thank you so much for your help

 

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Pawko
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Formula for adding military time?
Published (2009-10-29 17:05:00)
Sorry, but I've made a mistake, it's my fault. I followed your instruction but instead of using [h] I had just "h" and this obviously didn't work. After applying format like [h] it looks like it does work . Thank you so much for your help
shg
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Formula for adding military time?
Published (2009-10-29 16:17:00)
Quote: Well, I do have them in that format, don't I? No, you don't. Select the cell, Format > Cells > Number, Custom, [h]:mm
daddylonglegs
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Formula for adding military time?
Published (2009-10-28 18:58:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Pawko I did that, but that's not always works correctly. Sometimes instead of adding, it subtracts time Can you give an example? What result do you expect, what do you get?

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