provide me a formula to calculate the time difference in format [h]:mm:ss
The formula should ignore saturday and sunday.
Eg:
Fri 31-Aug-07 09:49
Mon 03-Sep-07 19:13
If I take the exact time difference, it is 81:24:37
But it should actually be 33:24:37, excluding 48 hours of weekend.
I have a schedule of holiday dates through year 2010 off to the side in cells N8-S18 that a workable formula could refer to.
........C...................D..................... ......E.........
1......1............10/25/2005...........10/26/2005
2......2............10/27/2005...........10/29/2005
3......0............10/29/2005...........10/29/2005
4......3............10/29/2005...........11/01/2005
Column C is the duration of the project in days. Column D is the project start date. Column E is the project end date.
As example, in D4 I'm using the formula =IF(C3=0,E3+0,E3+1). I need to include something to make it ignore weekends & holidays.
I don't have much experience in multiple conditions - I tried some things & made a decent mess of it.
I'm at my wits end trying to make a workday formula work, but am having no luck. I've searched the other posts, but did not quite find a match. I'm trying to subtract a number of days from a workday function, but it seems to bypass ignoring the weekends (as is supposed to be done automatically with Workday). Here's the formula I'm trying to use:
=WORKDAY(H5,L5,' Reference Info'!$E$110:$E$117)-(I5/8)
I5/8 is a column with hours - this just calculates a number of days to subtract based on the number of scheduled hours.
The formula will calculate, but it still ignores weekends. I've tried burying the I5/8 within the parenthesis, moving it around in the formula,
what formula I can use to calculate the difference between two dates while not including weekends. For example in cell A1 I have 27-Feb-07 and in B1 I have 05-Mar-07 ; it is possible to to calculate the difference between these by not including weekends. The weekends I am refering to are Saturday and Sunday.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI wanted to calculate the difference between dates, excluding the weekends. After much thought i used =NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)+IF(NETWORKDAYS(A1,A1)+ NETWORKDAYS(B1,B1)=2,-SIGN(NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)),0) that seemed to be working fine. However, I had a problem today with this formula when my start day was saturday (24/05/08) and the last day was monday (26/05/08). What i want is that when i take the difference between these two days, i should get zero as answer as we are not including the weekends in calculation so the start date should ideally be the first weekday which is Monday. However, the formula is giving me 1 as an answer.
This formula works fine if i select 27/05/08 as last date in which case i get 2 as an answer which is right. In gist, what i am looking for is a formula which will give me the difference between two dates and exclude the weekends from the calculation. The last date can't be a weekend, but the start date can. Hence, whenever the start date is a weekend, the formula should take monday as a start day.
I am creating a problem report spreadsheet for work. In col C I have a date/time that the problem started, eg, 23-Jun-2006 15:20 and in col D I have a date/time for when the problem was resolved, eg, 26-Jun-2006 15:40. I need to calculate the amount of hours that we were not available for use (due to the problem). This is based on a list of available hours. Eg, on Mondays we are available 19.5 hrs, T-F 22.5 hrs, Sa 14.5 hrs, and Sun 0 hrs.
If I do a straight subtraction, it uses 24 hrs for each day - not taking into account our available hrs. If I do NETWORKDAYS it automatically doesn't consider Sat or Sun - and i need it to - and it does have a DayEnd and DayStart but it assumes they are constants. I found the day corresponding to the date and thought I could determine the series of days between it, e.g., if the start day was Friday & the end day Monday, the series in between is Sat & Sun. Then I could do a lookup on all 4 days in a table & add them all together. But I can't figure out how to do this!
Cell A1 contains 02/29/2012
Cell B1 contains 12/01/2006
I am looking for a formula that will return the number of months (periods) between two dates, ignoring days and years. Using the above dates, which cannot be changed, the result needs to be 63. The formulas I have tried keep returning 64 because my later date is at the end of a period, and my earlier date is at the beginning.
I need a formula to add just the time to ' date and time', ignoring weekends.
eg:
Fri 24-Aug-07 10:52 is the date and time
28:48:00 is the time
If I add the time to 'date and time', result is coming as Sat 25-Aug-07 15:40
But it should come as Mon 27-Aug-07 15:40 (hence ignoring weekend)
I need to count the hours between dates eliminating the 48 hours for the weekend starting at 0:700 Saturday and recommencing at 0:700 Monday morning.
View 9 Replies View RelatedWhat calculation would I enter in a results cell if I wanted to find the delta between 2 times in date format that repersent just the business hours of 8am-5pm, therefore excluding after hours and weekends.
eg.
Date 1 Date 2 Result Time
23/07/07 8:00 24/07/07 14:55 15:55
So far I can't get the caluclation that will compensate for the after hours and week ends.
I've been reading up on Excel's date and time functions and can't really figure out the best way of doing this.
I have a total amount of time that a machine should take to finish a task. I'd like to enter a date and time into a cell (Start Date) and have another cell return the date and time that the machine should be done with the task excluding weekends, and holidays (End Date). This would be based on a certain number of "working hours" (hours in the workday minus break periods) that would be calculated in another cell.
Formula to calculate time allotted minus time used and show the difference in hour and minute.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI would like to find out if a job took more than 24 hour cycle time (eg. 6:00 am to 5:59:59 AM next day). data:
A1 = received date & time (format "m/d/yyyy h:mm")
B1 = completed date & time (format "m/d/yyyy h:mm")
my formula is '=if(B1-A1>"24:00"+0,"Yes","No"). The problem with the formula is that it doesnt exclude weekends nor public holidays. I couldnt formulate a solution using networkdays function......
My aim is to find the end working date for each task, as well as the next working date for the next task. The working days for this employee are only Monday (6hours), Wednesday (6 hours) and Friday (8hours).
　
D
E
F
G
H
　
Start Date
Duration
Completed Days
Remaining Days
End Date
4
5/05/14
3
=IF(TODAY()>=H4, E4,IF(TODAY()
This may be a bit vague but here goes.
I have to calculate the difference between the start time and end time of a job. The only catch is, how can I avoid calculating "out of hours" time. So, if a job goes from 9am to 9am the next day, I want it to avoid calculating between the hours of 23:30 and 03:30.
Another example is if a job goes from 02:00 to 04:00, I want it to avoid the tim between 02:00 and 03:00.
If there is a difference in days, so the job goes overnight, how do I take that into consideration also.
I've got a time difference from 8:00AM - 12:30PM as 4.30 I'm trying to get the minutes, .30, converted into a 6 minute increment, .5. Is it possible to do this and if so how would it be done? Below is a chart of how the time is converted from 6 minutes increments into decimal form.
6 = 0.1 36 = 0.6
12 = 0.2 42 = 0.7
18 = 0.3 48 = 0.8
24 = 0.4 54 = 0.9
30 = 0.5 60 = 1.0
i want to ask for a reason if a item is late where M & line is the time it should have left and N & line is the actual time it left.
TL is the difrence between the two times
i want the input box to read " DRIVER DISPATCHED 30 MINUTES LATE PLEASE ENTER REASON"
but it returns "DRIVER DISPATCHED -.11233543 E2 MINUTES LATE"
how do i format this to show the difrence in minutes
TL = Range("N" & Line) - Range("M" & Line)
late = InputBox("DRIVER DISPATCHED " & TL & " MINUTES LATE PLEASE ENTER REASON")
I'm using excel 2010 on a pc. I need to create a calender. So far I have been using the tutorial for the pop up calender. The result I'm looking for is to set up a specific time frame and have the calender provide the "due" date. I would like the due date to exclude weekends and holidays. Would I be able to do this with the pop up calender?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to calcuate the time difference using military time.
For example:
A1 has 0400 A2 has 0430 A3 SHOULD be :30
B1 has 1500 B2 has 1715 B3 SHOULD be 2:15
Unfortunately I either keep getting all zero's, or the correct answer but without the ":" in the answer (b3 would look like 215)
Formula query
Column “A” list of dates correspondence in
Column “B” list of dates correspondence reply out
Need to calculate how many times the difference between date in and reply date is <= 5 in a specific time period.
The start date is entered in say, “K1”
The end date is entered in say, “L1”
Also calculate difference in dates between 14 days and 21 days for time period
Also with reply in column “B” not sent until over 28 days. I have tried SUMPRODUCT with (date_in=K1)*(date_out<=L1) for the dates but unsure how to define <=5
I work at a call center and I get the data as Date, Time of calling and Duration of the call. Now since this is an overseas call center, even though the calls spills over 12midnight, the corresponding date shows as the date when the agent logged in.
So I get the data in this format, Date: 06/11/2012, Time: 19:00:00 - 04:00:00.
How do I calculate the time difference at one go without first getting the time difference from the time of login till midnight and then add that to the time difference of midnight till time of logout. I have attached a file for your review.
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.
does anybody knows an idea how to get the time difference without getting the #NUM! error message?
Column A contains Start Time while Column B contains end time, if the time in column A is 11:45 PM and the time in column b is 12:15 AM, then I would get this error message...any idea how can i get the time difference without having to use the [hh]:mm format? i would like to use the hh:mm AM/PM format instead.
Given any two timestamps with the format
dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM
How to calculate the total time difference in seconds.
For e.g. calculate the time difference in seconds for following
07-Nov-2009 00:00:01 AM
06-Nov-2009 11:59:59 PM
Answer should be 2.
I have a userform with a number of textboxes where the time is entered in the format like 00:00, (24 hour clock).
What I need is code to calculate the time in minutes / hours between 2 of these textboxes and for the result to be displayed automatically in the third textbox with no user input required, (other than to put in the start and end times).
The third textbox must display the result in the same format as above - here is the code I use to get the textbox to force the time in as above;
Code:
Private Sub TextBox3_Change()
Dim t As Date
'If they enter 4 digits and NO colon e.g. 1400
If Len(TextBox3.Value) = 4 Then
[Code] ......
A
B
C
1
Time 1
Time 2
Result
2
8:00
7:30
-0:30
Date OutTime OutDate InTime InTime Difference
01-03-099:0001-03-09NIL
02-03-09NIL02-03-09NIL
03-03-09NIL03-03-0910:002 day(s) 1 hours 00 mins
03-03-0911:1503-03-0918:000 day(s) 6 hours 45 mins
04-03-099:00NILNIL
05-03-09NILNILNIL
06-03-09NILNILNIL
07-03-09NIL07-03-0914:453 day(s) 5 hours 45 mi
In Column E in want the time difference to be calculated as shown above.
I have 2 cells with dd/mm/yy h:mm format. I have been using =TEXT(BQ3-BP3,"[h]:mm") to work out the hours and minutes difference between the 2 cells. However I would like the formula to work so that the hours and minutes difference will only come into effect after midnight on the first day. For example
01/01/06 23:30 - 01/01/06 23:45 would read 00:00
but
01/01/06 23:30 - 01/02/06 00:45 would read 00:45
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...
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?