Start time is 2300 in A1
End time is 0100 (the next day) in B1
Difference should read 120 minutes in C1
I know this is possible, I think I've thought myself into circles on something that shouldn't be hard. Everything I've tried is giving me negative numbers and at some point I've tried using the +1 behind B1 to represent the next day.
Here are some of the formulas I've found throughout various posts and used.
I'm making a table for myself to keep an eye on my hours worked every week. What i want is to be able to enter the start time and the end time and for Excel to find the time difference inbetween (not numerical mathematical difference) also i need to subtract a half hour from the time entered for monday thru thurs.
Start Time, End Time, Break, Hours Worked. Then on the right hand side of my spreadsheet I started playing around with the current time etc.
I want to work out the time left in a working day(like a countdown), based on a variable number of hours of work in a day (here it is 7 hours) excl. breaksie. 7+breaktimeso I need 7+break - 'hours worked' to get hours and mins left I worked out how to get hours worked easily enough,
=J58-LOOKUP(TODAY(),A:A,D:D)-LOOKUP(TODAY(),A:A,B:B) where J58 is a cell that has the current time in it and D and B are the columns with the break time and start time in them.
I need to subtract one cell from another. I want to subtract an input value (minutes) from a cell that contains a calculated value of hours & minutes. The calculated cell is custom formated h:mm. I prefer the input be a simple numeric value. The answer needs to be in the h:mm.
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.
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
In my workbook I have about 20 sheets (less in the attached sample), and on most sheets I’d like to query data for each day and find an average value based on the time and then copy that result into another sheet. I’m not sure if I’ll need 2 macro’s for this or if one can be used.
Here’s a quick description:
Assuming that I am currently in the sheet I want to run the macro, then I will either input “1:45” or “0:45” into a popup box, or I could always simply input the 1:45 or 0:45 in the code itself. I’m flexible
1:45:
If I input 1:45, then I’d like the macro to find the first 1:45 in Column B and the value in the same row in Column F will be used in the calculation. Once 1:45 is located, then the macro moves up to find 22:45 in Column B and the value in the same row in Column F will be used in the calculation.....
I'm looking for a formula that will calculate the difference in times between specific times while working with a 24 hr clock. Please see details below:
E3 provides the start time of 4:00 H3 provides an end time of 15:30
If an employee works betwen the hours of 0:00 (midnight) to 5:59, this is considered DIFF hours and is therefore the number I am seaking. So for the data noted above, the total DIFF hours worked is 2 hours.
Its basically the sum product of column F time column D...however, all the F values are first subtracted from the last F value; Obviously I could just have an extra column to calculate all the new "F" values the issue with that is that I want to be able to drag down the formula and so the value F17 changes for each last value in column F...
I have two Ranges, which I view as Arrays or Matrices, I want to subtract the two (which do not overlap or union in any way) to get a new third range of the differene. This new range should be the same size, and can be considered a difference of each cell in the range. Note both ranges are already identical in size.
Any help solving this, searched up and down for hours.
Note; Im trying to avoid looping, as this might become incredibly inefficient if the ranges grow to big, looking for alternative that is faster, someone said maybe excel.evaluate
I have added a worksheet to a workbook, a co-worker will populate another worksheet within is workbook. The worksheet the co-work populates is a schedule. On my worksheet I've set a possible units per day value, then pull from the schedule, starting from the top, the order that can be done in this time frame.
My problem is every so often in the schedule she will total the units in a cell (the units for each order are in one column and the total is also in this column, and this has to be this way for others in the plant). My formula checkes the sum of the units in this column, but it includes the cell that has the total units. This is the only cell that has a value in it on this row. I was trying think of some way to check the order number column for a blank, and if it was then subtract the value in the cell that has the units total in it.
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...
I saw this answered somewhere on here but really didn't understand.
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):
I am tryinig to use an if statement but I don't have it correct. If columns E, F, and G are not null I want it to subtract 3 from the Total column. Right now it is subtracting from G.
Sub SubtractPoints() Dim I As Long, subpoint As Long With ActiveSheet subpoint = . Range("h65536").End(xlUp).Row For I = subpoint To 2 Step -1 If Not .Range("E" & I) = "" And Not .Range("F" & I) = "" And Not .Range("G" & I) = "" Then .Range("H" & I) = "=RC[1]-3" End If Next End With End Sub
I have a total number of hours I want to subtract from. Example in cell e3 I will have 800 hours. In cell f3 I have the number 2 (to represent 2 workers at 40 hours, so that should total 80). I then want f3 to multiply by 40, then that total subtract from the 800 hours in cell e3. Basically I want to be able to put 2 workers in a cell, have that multiply by 40 and minus from the 800 hours in cell e3. I want that to carry on for cell g3, etc.
I'm trying to program a spreadsheet for staff attendance at a school. In the spreadsheet the staff member has personal days, sick time, and sick time in the bank (sick time rolled over from last year). When they use sick time, it needs to come out of the bank first, until it reaches zero, then it should move on to the sick time accumulated for this year.
Staff attendance WIP.xlsx
On the left side is the staff name, sick time, personal days, and bank. Then are the school days for July (if a staff member uses sick time/personal day it is placed under the date it was used). On the far right is the total remaining amount that the staff member has left.
The formula I have for cell AF4 is: =MAX(0,G4-SUM(H4:AC4)) so that the cell will not go below zero.
The formula I have for cell AG4 is: =E4-(COUNTIF(H4:AC4,"P")+(COUNTIF(H4:AC4,"HP")/2)) So that when P for personal day is entered, it will take a whole day, and when HP is entered a half a personal day is subtracted.
I need to figure out a formula for cell AD4. I've tried a couple of formulas I've seen on other posts, but they weren't for a series of numbers like this. And when I put them into this particular spreadsheet, it would subtract the bank until zero, move on to the 'sick time' cell and subtract the SUM of all the days sick rather than subtracting what was left when the 'Bank' reached zero.
Is it possible to subtract a number from a column letter? I'm trying to create a sheet that does some helpful calculations. In order for me to finish it without a macro i need to be able to subtract a number in a cell from a column letter. Example F-5=A, The end i'm trying to achieve is to get a sum range to move left and right in this data set based on that number.
I am using excel 2003 and I am trying to subtract 20 days from the date in cell A3 in order to give me a date for me to order materials. However all I get is #NAME? in the cell.
I have a large set of data in an array of many cells. I need to subtract a fixed amount from each of these cells without changing the location of the cells as there are many different references too them Is there a way to do this?
im looking for a macro that will take away the free stock value from the values in the following columns until the value reaches 0 then subtract from the next column with a value in it until there is no more left in the free stock to subtract. if the value reaches 0 it can be blank.
so for example as shown in the image attached cell b2 shows 150 in free stock, then the next column with a value in is d2 which shows 100 so takeaway until this reaches 0 which leaves 50 and this can be shown as blank now, then move to the next column which is e2 and this shows 30 so this can now be blank also, finally f2 shows 50 so minus the remainder from the original 150 which 20 and this should now be 30.
my data is in a pivot table so a paste special to another sheet may also be necessary. The amount of columns could also vary due it being a pivot table.
On my worksheet I have a date of birth formated yyyy-mm-dd. On my form, I want to be able to identify anyone younger than 16. I tried subtracting from today's date on the worksheet, but that didn't work too well for me.
