I am trying to add/subtract dates and times to return one sum; but I only want to count the work week (5 days M-F) and work day (8 hrs.) 8am- 4pm. This is to compute the actual turn around time for a certain process.
i.e.:
Date ReceivedTime ReceivedDate ApprovedTime Approved10/1/20081:00 PM10/15/20089:00 AM
The total hours this process should equate to is: 9days and 6hours.
I have a user form with textBox1 = start time (entered as "[h]:mm") and text Box2 = finish time (entered as "[h]:mm"). I would like textBox3 to display the difference between the start time and finish time as a general number!
For example Start time: 21:00 Finish time: 06:30 Hours worked: 9.50
I have created a userdefined function. the Idea is for the user to calculate the difference in hours and minutes. The input would be like budtime = 30 , realtime = 1.25 the answer I would like to have is 28:45 (28hours and 45 mins). Im aware that I can format the cell manually with [h]:mm but I'd like the function to do it. I have written this:
Function RT(BudTime, RealTime) RT = Format(((CDec(BudTime) - CDec(RealTime) / 24)), "[h]:mm") End Function
Is there a way to subract date and time? For example if in cell A1 you have 05/20/09 8:00 am. and in B1 you have 5/21/09 16:00. You want to know the time in between.
I have a cells with a date and time in each cell. I want to subtract the number of days between the cells only. Is there a way to do that with the time in the cell? If not, how do I remove the time in each cell?
Assuming that a workday is from 8:30am to 5:00pm. (also need to not calcualte Saturday and Sunday but this example doesn't show it).
Wednesday, 7/18/07 at 4:00pm (minus) Friday, 7/20/07 at 9:00am (should equal) 10 hours or 1 day, 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Basically what I want to do it determine how much work time has elapsed from the time a message was left on voicemail to the time that someone picks that message up. We only want to assume that a message can be retrieved duruing business hours but a message can be left at anytime!
Using one spreadsheet with three date columns and two columns counting days.
If there is a value in Resolution date, then Column N is blank If there is no value in Submit date and Resolution date, then Column N is blank If there is no value in Resolution date, and there is a value in Submit date, subtract Submit date from todays date to show how many days it has been pending approval
Created on = J4 Submitted on = K4 Resolution Date = L4 Days to Approve = M4 I've got that formula =IF(L4="","",L4-K4) Days Pending Approval= N4 (cell with formula)
If Resoultion Date L4 has a value, return blank If Submit on K4 and Resoultion date L4 are blank, return blank If Resolution date L4 is blank, and Submit on K4 has a value, subtract Todays date from Submit on K4 to show Days Pending Approval
Cell J4______Cell K4______Cell L4__________Cell M4__________Cell N4 Created on___Submit On___Resolution Date___Days to Approve___Days Pending Approval 4/5/13_______blank______Blank____________Blank___________Blank 4/5/13_______4/5/13_____4/7/13___________2_______________Blank 4/5/13_______4/5/13_____Blank____________Blank___________()Today-K4
As mentioned below , in excel sheethow to add and subtract time value and get result in time format. As given in below sheet, suppose i want to calculate each day stoppage duration and finally total stoppge duration. Kindly let me know the farmula or function for the same with example. I'm using excel 2003.
I have a workbook that is generated from the system(AS400)but it wont subtract the time finish -time start. I get a #Value error in the cells I tried two different formulas.
I have done a VBA course but am struggling to apply it to my situation. What I want to do is on one spreadsheet, I have a column with "shift, date, grade 1, grade 3, quarantine" in it, and in the cells next to it I want an operator to enter either "day" or "night" next to shift, and the date. Next to the others I want the total weight of the appropriate product made in that time. The spreadsheet I will be feeding off is quite big with a lot of information in it. Down the left hand side is the roll number (we make rollstock). Further along on that same row will be the date, the weight, and a grading (putting it into grade 1, 3, quarantine etc). Our shifts run from 7am to 6:59pm, and 7pm to 6:59am. Which shift the roll comes under is determined by it's end time (also in that row). So basically, I need VBA to say sum up all of column [weights] if column [date] = [date cell in working spreadsheet] and if working spreadsheet says day then column [roll end time] =7:00-18:59 and if working spreadsheet says night then column [roll end time] =19:00-6:59 and also if column [grade] = [grade cell in working spreadsheet] ....
Oh, also on the feed spreadsheet i have a column that i put in a little code date, "AP04" for 4th of april kind of thing, rolls being made before 6:59am on the 5th of april being put into the 5th april as they need to be counted under 4th april as they are 4th april night shift (even though the date will stay 5th april)...
I need to calculate the difference in Years, Months and Days between:
Date 1 = TODAY() Date 2 = 4 years after a date in cell A1, which will always be earlier than today's date
(A bit of backround - I have certain risk management procedures that have a lifespan of 4 years. I want to calculate the time between now and 4 years after the date the procedure was completed, essentially to see how long before they have to be redone).
How do I add and subtract hours minutes and seconds?
I’m writing a program to find when the sun is directly overhead. I’m doing this so that I can find the true north/south line. In the example on my program, at the town of Farmington, a plumb bob will cast a shadow on the north/south line at 11:51:39 on June 16
I have a cell that is "Start Time." Another is "End Time." And, of course, "Total." The sum listed in "Total" is multiplied by a cost per hour. Except it does not work. I have attached an example copied directly from the cost sheet.
I would like to subtract (for column A) line 1 from line 2, then line 2 from line 3....etc the data in column A represents time I would like to have the result in milliseconds and in a new column (D for example)
I am trying to find a formula that will take the time in cell B2, add one minute to it and place it into cell C1. Also, I can't figure out the formula that will give me the minute difference between the two times in cells B1 and B2.
I'm trying to subtract two times to get the difference. Entries are in military format (1615) and VBA converts the time to 16:15. My problem is that when a time is entered between 0001 and 0059 (i.e. 0015), the VBA converts the time to :15. My formula does not recognize this, but does recognize 0:15 (entered without VBA). The cell is custom formatted as h:mm. I've tried several other formats including [h]:mm but can't get any to work. How can I get a formula to recognize it?
I get a spreadsheet downloaded to excel with a variable of 15 names.
I want to create a formula that if the name Cleardale appears to take the time responding in cell BD and subtract it from the time available in cell AV so that I have the time on task and then to add up all those times in a total time on task for all cleardale listings for that day. The times are listed in the 24 hour format. I keep getting errors. Can anyone help me out on this one? The range of the cells is from AV7 to AV500 for available time and BD7 to BD500 for alert time and the range of the names is cell f7 to f500.
I am looking for a way to count the number of Days after Christmas each year.
For example today is the 1st October hence it is easy to work out the number of days since last Christmas as being =Today()-25/12/2006
How do I have a reoccuring formula that is Today-Christmas each year without having to enter the year of last Christmas so that for example as at 26/12/2007 the answer will be 1 and so it will also be on the 26/12/2008?
in the attachment I have problems in Cell B4, A9, and B9:
1. Cell B4: if Cell C2 is 25-May-07, then Cell B4 must be 26-Apr-07, if Cell C2 is 25-Apr-07, then Cell B4 must be 26-Mar-07, I did, but it is not working well, mean the format is not applied on that (Cell B4)
2. Cell A9: if Cell B4 is 26-Apr-07, then Cell A9 must contain the day of Cell B4 format (d), like 26...
3. Cell B9: the same as Cell A9, but format must be (ddd)