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
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?
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Sub WorkedHours()
Dim vStart, vEnd As Date
Dim vHours As Integer
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vEnd = "11/09/06 23:30"
vHours = (vEnd - vStart) * 24
End Sub
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