Calculating Time Difference Based On Row Criteria?
Jul 30, 2012
I am conducting some analysis on alarm data of certain devices and am looking for creating a VBA algorithm that will do the following (refer to the table below for example data)
I want identify an asset in alarm (Column F) and based on its asset ID (Column C) and Fault Description (Column D) then find the row when the asset with the same asset ID and fault description returns to an 'ok' Asset State. After the row where the same asset ID and Fault description is found where the asset state returns to 'ok', I want to calculate the total alarm time based on the difference between when the asset ID and Fault description goes from 'Alarm' State to 'OK' state from DateandTime Column.
I want the result to be populated in a new worksheet that displays data with the following column headings as a result of the above calculations: Date, Asset ID, Asset Description, Fault Description, Alarm Time
I have added an additional column to show the type of output I am after.
There are up to 20,000 rows of data I want to perform the above calculation on.
A
B
C
D
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Aug 17, 2013
I'm calculating the difference in time:
9:54-9:45 = 0:09
Now to convert this in minutes (in number format), I multiply this number with 1440:
0:09*1440 = 9
When I click the cell this number is actually 9.0000005, rather than exact 9. I need it to be exact 9 since I have to match this number from other excel sheet.
To sum up:
This is what I expect:
31.99999 should be changed to 32
10.000001 should be changed to 10.
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Dec 12, 2013
I've got a spreadsheet of samples taken at certain time intervals for a period of 2.5 hours, they were collected in hh:mm:ss format. Most of them are approximately 5 minutes apart. What I'd like to do is convert the first time to 00:00:00 and then recalculate each sample from there. Is there an easy way to do this?
So, what looks like this right now:
8:45:00
8:45:36
8:50:36
8:55:36
9:00:36
Would look like this:
00:00:00
00:00:36
00:05:36
00:10:36
00:15:36
etc...
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I'm trying to calculate the available man hours I have for my shift/team. I have got the basic formula to deduct the time, and lost time for breaks ok, but when the shift end time crosses midnight the formula returns a "value" error message. i.e. start time = 18:00. End time = 24:00 breaks = 15 mins gives me a formula like this =TEXT(O17-N17-P17,"h:mm") and a result of 5:45
How I can make this formula work so it can calculate the variance even though the shift ends at 02:00am the following morning?
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Mar 7, 2013
I manage a team in a call centre and deal with lots of reports on excel.
I am dealing with a report on a daily basis that i need to use in order to calculate the total idle time that each of agents have. There are roughly 170 agents.
After I have formatted the cells to hh:mm:ss, the obvious thing to do would be : =(B1-A1)
Is there a way to write a macro (or anything) in order to reapply this to the report on a daily basis? Bearing in mind that this has to be done daily for 170 individual reports. They work a 8am - 5pm shift. So there is an entry every time they make a call.
Agent Name
Extension
Initiateddate
TerminatedDate
MSGR_nmasango
9363
28/02/2013 8:06:47 AM
28/02/2013 8:08:54 AM
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Jan 30, 2014
I am using the following formula in Column E to calculate the difference between an employees start time, and their previous shift end time in order to work out how many hours rest they have had:
=IF(A4=0,"",IF(I4=0,"",MOD(I4-B4,1)))
My Current Formula works fine for same day calculations, but if an employee finishes work at 18:00 on Friday and starts work at 22:00 Saturday night, Excel calculates the Total Rest hours as 04:00, when in fact they have had 28:00 hours rest...
Is there a way of calculating the hours difference between two dates?
I have attached a sample of my spreadsheet to illustrate
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Sep 29, 2006
Instead of calculating a time difference manually I want to have a formula do it for me. What I want to achieve goes as followed:
08/06/2006 04:33
12/06/2006 01:05
Time difference is 92:32 [hh:mm]
another example:
09/06/2006 12:42
12/06/2006 11:35
Time difference is 70:53 [hh:mm]
So instead of getting 92:32 and 70:53 by calculating it myself I would like to have a formula do it for me. Otherwise I'll have to invest a lot of time to get the information I need.
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I know the title is a bit vague, but I cant think how else to word it!
I have a sheet (attached) which works out hours worked, and if the amount is under a specified target, it counts how much time is owed. The problem occurs when someone works more hours than the specified target.
I guess I need an IF formula of some kind, to say if the figure is over the target, to put zero in the hours owed column.
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Feb 15, 2008
I want to make a formula based on 2 times ex: 10:07:00 and 10:09:00. This formula should display "intime" if the diference between both is under 20 minutes, "outime" if the diference is above 20 minutes and it should display "error" if the time is under 0 minutes (this will only happen when someone makes a mistake typing in the time. For example 10:37:00 and 10:36:00)
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Mar 2, 2008
Have 2 columns with time values and the third showing the time difference ( no Problems). what to hide the row if the time diff is > 2 seconds? (problem) What would be the best why to do this
{Sub TimeDiff()
Dim i As Integer
Dim timevalue As Date
timevalue = "00:00.20"
Application. ScreenUpdating = False
With ActiveWorkbook. Sheets("Racing")
For i = 4 To . Range("M1") - 1
If .Range("P" & i) > timevalue And Rows(i).EntireRow.Hidden = False And .Range("P" & i) <> "" Then
Rows(i).EntireRow.Hidden = True
End If
Next i
End With
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
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The deal is that my sister (for whom I'm constructing this worksheet), gets employer stock options which vest at different intervals.
In the past year, she's gotten some options that vest in two, four, and five year increments. I'm using Excel 2002, with the analysis toolpak, and stock pricing add-in from MS.
Have today's date, date of option grant, and can easily compute time (in years) until options are fully vested.
The trick is that options with a 2-year vesting period are 50% excerciseable in one year, 100% in two.
Four-year options are excerciseable 25% per year for 4 years; 5-year are 20% for 5 years, etc.
I'm trying to write a single date-driven formula to take each grant (individually), and divide it by the appropriate divisor (based on the current date), to figure out the current value.
I can't seem to quite figure it out how to write a formula which can handle:
Shares Strike Price Date of Grant Years Until Vested Value
100 26.57 1/4/2003 5
245 45.67 2/6/2001 4
Value should equal =
(if today's price is grater than Strike Price)
(Current Price * (Shares * (% vested which is based on "date of grant" + "years until vested")) )
-
(Strike Price * Shares * (% vested which is based on "date of grant" + "years until vested") )
how the math to make the "% vested multiplier" work...
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I have a series of numbers in the column AB56 going downwards and in AC56 going downwards their respective counts in a data-set.
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eg.
0.1562818960
0.1558039690
0.1553260431
0.1548481172
0.15437019 2
0.1538922643
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In this calculation the MAX is 0.155326043 because it has a count greater than zero, the MIN would be 0.138120697 as it has a count greater than zero, the average of both would simply be 0.1467. i.e. Average(0.155326043,0.138120697)
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I have a column CF which has to calculate the due date based on start date in column X and end date in column Y.
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Below is the requirement.
If user select "Should Pay" from drop down in column CE, then in column CF the due date has to be Start date + 7 days
If user selects "Not to Pay" from drop down in column CE, then in column CF the due date has to be N/A or Blank
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if this can be attainable either via formula or VBA.
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A2=04:00
A1=23:00
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s = (wks.Cells(c, 3) - wks.Cells(c, 2)) * 24 'calculates the duration of time worked
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I provided an example below to illustrate a spreadsheet I work on. The numbers go up and down. I want to know how I should go about setting up the formula. If I need to ensure the smaller number is always subtracted from the bigger number, it will require a lot of manual intervention on my part.
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PercDiffExample.xlsx
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A3 = User entered value : The date the work was handed in if late
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It will be easier to explain in an example:
A B
Time (hh:mm:ss) Digital
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4 10:03:03 1
5 10:03:04 1
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[code]....
From the data above I am searching for the duration of when the digital column says '1', i.e my function = A5-A3 which would output 2 secs or 00:00:03 & likewise A9-A8.
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E F
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In Cell
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