In cell L7 I have (80/60)/24 and formatted h:mm to get 1:20. In cell M11 I have 1:00 (h:mm). In cell M12 I have L7-M11 and get the result 0:19. Why I'm losing a minute and not getting the result 0:20?
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Is there a formula that will calculate standard 60 minute time in to 100 dinute time? Example 2:21 = 2:35. I know how to get to the answer with a calculator, but would like a formula to cut out all of the extra steps.
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How do I work out the cost per call in Excel?
It's probably something very simple, but I just can't work it out. No matter what I try, I can't get it right
Any way to enter in a total amount of time and then subtract it from a time shown. So for example:
I want to enter in a time of 26 hours, 10 minutes and 2 seconds: 72:10:02
I cannot find a format that allows me to enter the hours in excess of 24
Then I want to subtract it from a time of the day which will be entered as AM/PM: 02:40:02 AM
Then I want to show the result as a time of day: 00:30:00 AM
Lastly, I want to also show the amount of days adjustment: -1d, 00:03:00 AM
How this can be done through cell formulas?
create a Macro that runs when system clock changes minute and then at every change of minute of system clock.
For example, if I give the execute command to start the macro at 09:14:45 (HH:MM:SS), then its first run should be only at 09:15:00, then next run at 09:16:00 so on...
I already have a Macro that runs every minute from initial run time, using
Code:
Application.OnTime Now + TimeValue("00:01:00"), "MyMacro"
but it seems to be unreliable, because in case I open another sheet that takes lets say 20 seconds to open, the next macro run is delayed by 20 seconds.
I have a worksheet that I enter time values into individual cells:
A1 = 6:00
B1 = 12:00
C1 = 12:45
D1 = 17:15
When I enter these values, I would like some of the values to round to the
next higher "30 minute increment" such as Cell C1 should become 13:00.
I would also like some of the values to round back to the next lower "30
minute increment" such as Cell D1 should become 17:00.
I am trying to figure out the written formula for needing this answer:
For a time clock with 6 minute rounding.
If I type in 8:20 as the arrival time, I need it to round to 8:18, so that the final time will be in tenths.
Here is the rounding:
Actual Rounded Minutes in Time Clock
:57, :58, :59, :00, :01, :02
:03, :04, :05, :06, :07, :08
:09, :10, :11, :12, :13, :14
:15, :16, :17, :18, :19, :20
:21, :22, :23, :24, :25, :26
:27, :28, :29, :30, :31, :32
:33, :34, :35, :36, :37, :38
:39, :40, :41, :42, :43, :44
:45, :46, :47, :48, :49, :50
:51, :52, :53, :54, :55, :56
Anything in the same line will round to the bolded time.
Example: I arrive to work at 8:09 and go to lunch at 11:59, it will round to 8:12 and 12:00, making my time worked 3:48 or 3.80. Then I get back from lunch at 12:59 and leave at 17:14, which will round to 13:00 and 17:12, making my time worked 4:12 or 4.2 for the 2nd 1/2 of the day and 8:00 or 8.0 hours for the day.
Time In----------Time Out----------Total Time----------Decimal Time----------Total Hours
...8:12.................12:00..................3:48......................3.80
..13:00................17:12..................4:12......................4.20..........................8.00
The problem is I want to write the actual time and not have to round everything myself and yet I need the decimal time to match what my time clock actually calculates from.
My current formula for the decimal shown above as 3.80 is this: =(HOUR(F7)*60+MINUTE(F7))/60
My current formula for the total time for the day (regular hours) is this: =IF((((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24)>8,8,((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24)
My current formula for overtime is this: =IF(((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24>8,((E7-D7)+(I7-H7))*24-8,0)
This is not a time clock, it is my personal copy of what my time for the week was/is, so that I can compare it to the actual time card that I have to sign off on.
What formula could I use to round up or down time values to the nearest 6 minute increment?
Example:
Time ----> Rounded To
5:02 PM --> 5:00 PM
5:03 PM --> 5:06 PM
4:18 PM --> 4:18 PM
4:19 PM --> 4:18 PM
4:20 PM --> 4:18 PM
4:21 PM --> 4:24 PM
etc.
Here is a traditional Indian time calculation
(1 day) 24 Hr = 60 N
1 N = 60 V = 24 Minutes
How to formulate this in excel 2003.
If A1= HH (hour), B1=mm (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show NN : B2 should show VV - Result
And Viceversa.
If A1= NN (hour), B1=VV (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show hh : B2 should show mm - Result
hh - hours, mm - minutes, NN - Nazhigai, VV - Vinadi - all are numbers
Trying to create a macro that will add the date & time & initials (i.e 8/26/09 2:34 PM JOD) into the current cell.
I've found plenty of macro's that will do this but it ends up deleting any existing text within the cell. I need to be able to add it in the middle of a text string.
I have three cells... A1= entry time & H1 exit time...both are formated as such Custom #0":"00 so i don't have to enter the colon with every entry and exit time... my issue is that i want the third cell to count the minutes in cell A1 & H1...
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I'm trying to set up a sheet for my hours worked for the week.
I have the total per day in H2 through H6 In I2 through I6 I have an accumulative total for the days, so assuming I work 8 hours a day, I2 would be 8:00 I3 would be 16:00 I4 would be 24:00.
In J2 through J5, I'd like to have the weekly accululative worked hours subtracted from 40 so that the total is what I have left work until I hit 40.
Here's a simple one guys. How do I subtract 7:30 AM from 4:00 PM to give me 8.5 hours? At the moment it returns either 8:30 AM or (formatted Number - General):
0.3541667
I need 15 minutes removed from a difference in time, if the time span falls over 9:00 am through 9:15 am.
I'm inputting time like 8:30:00 in A1 and 10:30:00 in A2, then calculating the difference in A3 (2:00:00). Is there a way to remove 15 minutes from that 2:00:00, since it falls over 9 to 9:15?
I am trying to subtract 45min from the time 00:05, but the result i am getting is 0:40 which is wrong.
I am using below formula.
=TEXT(ABS(B3-$A$3),"-h:mm")
Actual timeTime minusResults00:0500:45-0:40
I am trying to work out the response times to an event that my staff attend ( such as a fire alarm)
In C1 will be the time the event was called in, 23:55
In E1 will be the arrival time, 23:59
In F1 I want to show the time taken to arrive on site (response time)
This seems straightforward until the arrival time goes into the next day, such as 00:05 and this is when I have the problem
To make it more complicated, sometimes there is no need for an arrival time to be entered for some events ,with the end user leaving it blank or putting "NA" or "na" etc into the cell
I have tried the below formula which works to a point but leave me with an ######### error if the time is after midnight
=IF(E1="NA",0,IF(E1="n/a",0,E1-C1))
I have the formula in my spreadsheet to compute time. It works only if the time in B1 is greater then the time in A1. I would to know if there is a formula to compute time with either negative or postive answer. For example if a carrier was set to load their papers at 12:02pm and ended up loading early at 11:50am I would like the result in C1 to be -12 or (12).
Currently I am using the formula: =HOUR(B1-A1)*6+MINUTE(B1-A1). Like I said, it is all good until someone loads early and then I get a "#NUM!"
Are there any other formula's that I can use or is there a simple modification to the formula I am using?
I have some intraday date that looks like this, hope the formatting comes thru when i post this....anyhow, the second column is TIME (ie 15:25 15:30, etc...5 minute time intervals for SP500 stock data. I want to have a column that simply subtracts row 2 column b (time column) from row 1 column b.....when i do this i get a #value....I know this must be possible to get a result i need....ie 15:30 - 15:25 = 5
Do i need to reformat the TIME column into something different? ....
I have a working week that starts at 07:00 on a Monday morning and finishes at 14:30 on a Friday afternoon.
For planning purposes I need to know at any given point how many working hours are left. The reason for this is so that I can multiply that figure by the amount of Engineers available which will give me the amount of Man Hrs left in the week.
For example - if it is 11:00am on the Tuesday, how many working hours are left ....
How can I add/subtract time entered as 1830 to give a decimal value?
Start=1830
Finish=2000
Time between = 1.5
Also, how can I convert time as 1830 (24hr) to 12hr time? ie. 0630.
I've tried a number of examples but I can't seem to get it to work. the desired results in column C.
10/17/11 12:00 PM10/17/11 1:00 PM1:0010/17/11 12:00 PM10/17/11 9:00 AM(3:00)10/17/11 12:00 PM10/16/11 9:00 AM(27:00)
I am having trouble finding the difference between times. I have two cells, A1, A2. Times will be placed in there each day. A1 will have the first time and A2 will have a later time that day. i.e. A1 12:25AM, A2 2:45AM. A3 would have the formula. In this case I am looking for an answer of 2:00 (2hrs).
My second issue will be times when I have A1 11:20pm and A2 1:20am. I can't seem to get it to work.
My challenge is discovering the difference in time between two rows of data that is imported with milliseconds in the time slot. In my example below I would like to see how I can subtract the time listed in line 4 from line 3 (11:18:59.566 - 11:18:59.550). When I try now I get either 1.85185E-07 or 00:00.0 or 0.000000 depending how the cell is formatted.
2012 02 17 11:18:59.050|081,999999999999~999999999999
2012 02 17 11:18:59.550|082,MCTO05222CZ0~999999999999
2012 02 17 11:18:59.566|082,1
2012 02 17 11:19:00.144|083,MCTO05246CK0~999999999999
2012 02 17 11:19:00.160|083,3
I am trying to subtract 12 business hours from a date/time stamp. It has to be during working hours however which are 8AM - 5PM, Monday-Friday.
For example if my value is 6/23/2008 9AM
Subtracting 12 business hours would give me 6/19/2008 3PM.
formula to work out a variance between two times
Using the 24hr time format in cell a1 i have a start time of 10:43 and in cell b1
i have an estimated time i think a job should take in this case 30 minutes and in cell c1 i have the actual time that job was finished in this case 11:07 and in cell d1 i have a variance between the two times which in this case would be saving me 6 minutes
Entering a formula which will allow me to expand my data set by interpolating between sets of x,y values. My data set is in 5-minute resolution and I would like to interpolate so that I can output a new set of x,y values in 1-minute resolution. Here is my example of what I have and what I would like my end result to be, and also I have attached a sample of my data set in the below excel file:
Original data set
Date TimeTemperature oC
6/12/13 13:30 18.28
6/12/13 13:35 17.9
6/12/13 13:40 17.9
Desired data set
Date TimeTemperature oC
6/12/13 13:30 y
6/12/13 13:31 y
6/12/13 13:32 y
6/12/13 13:33 y
6/12/13 13:34 y
6/12/13 13:35 y
6/12/13 13:36 y
6/12/13 13:37 y
6/12/13 13:38 y
6/12/13 13:39 y
6/12/13 13:40y
datetime_temp.xlsx
I have a list of line entries for which I need to insert a variable amount of empty lines per line. (the variable amounts listed in a column to the right of my Active Row.
Unfortunatly I loose the ActiveCell's Value. During Debug it shows the correct cell and value, but after the Debug Step Over, the value shows 0 again. I include my
[code]
Sub IP_Insert_rows()
'
' IP_Insert_rows Macro
' Macro recorded 2006/05/29 by Joseph Clark
'
Dim GrpCtrVar As Integer
Dim LnCtrVar As Integer
GrpCtrVar = 3
LnCtrVar = Range("B8").Value
I'm trying to use some call data for some predictive staffing. I need to see the highest number of calls happening around the same time each day. I'll have to do this for a number of different lines, so working out a formula that could apply.
I have two columns, date and time stamps of the calls. A small sample is below.
7/1/13 5:50 AM
7/1/13 9:49 AM
7/1/13 10:33 AM
7/1/13 10:53 AM
7/1/13 11:19 AM
7/1/13 11:41 AM
7/1/13 12:07 PM
7/1/13 3:58 PM
7/1/13 4:03 PM
7/1/13 5:35 PM
7/1/13 6:27 PM
7/1/13 6:39 PM
7/1/13 7:37 PM
