Subtract The Time Finish & Time Start
Sep 25, 2009I have a workbook that is generated from the system(AS400)but it wont subtract the time finish -time start. I get a #Value error in the cells I tried two different formulas.
View 2 RepliesI have a workbook that is generated from the system(AS400)but it wont subtract the time finish -time start. I get a #Value error in the cells I tried two different formulas.
View 2 RepliesI have a user form with textBox1 = start time (entered as "[h]:mm") and text Box2 = finish time (entered as "[h]:mm"). I would like textBox3 to display the difference between the start time and finish time as a general number!
For example
Start time: 21:00
Finish time: 06:30
Hours worked: 9.50
Start time: 12:30
Finish time: 23:00
Hours worked: 10.50
I am trying to get the start time and finish time for breaks.
I have 4 columns Name, status, start, finish. In the name column there are multiple names, under status there 6 different status's. and under the time columns there are in and out times dependant on status. I am trying to us index match match. I have tried vlookup and hlookup as a nested function. I keep getting errors.
NameStatus MessageStart TimeFinish Time
Cameron WilliamsTech All & Billing12:31:4812:31:52
=index(starttime,match(name,namefield(match,"on lunch",starttime)))
[Code]......
I am working on an excel spreadsheet for work and I have to show a chart that shows the time of day a space is in use. Right now I am having to mark all of these by hand which takes me forever because I have a couple thousand lines of information.
I need to mark the hours in use based off the start and finish time.
For Example:
1) If the start time was 7:00 and the end time was 10:45 then the markers would only mark 7am and 10am
2) If the start time was 7:15 and the end time was 10:00 then the markers would only mark 7am and 9am
3) If the start time was 7:30 and the end time was 10:30 then the markers would only mark 7am and 10am
4) If the start time was 7:45 and the end time was 10:15 then the markers would only mark 8am and 9am
I was given the formula and it works to count the whole hour but now I need the formula tweaked and I don't know how...I need the formula to account for quarterly hours...and I don't know how to fix it.
Attached is an example of the spreadsheet of what I currently have and of what I need. Book1.xlsx
test.xlsx
I need to calculate the time elapsed between start and finish dates. I've figured the TODAY function, as explained here but I'm referring solely to dates in cells. How to?
I can calculate total hours when a user enters a start date/time and a finish date/time. The kick is I only want to include hours from 2:00 PM to 12:00 AM (10 hour period). So assuming all the start and end times will be in this range, how can i calculate work hours over multiple days? For example: Start date/time = 2/26/13 2:30 PM and end date/time = 2/28/13 10:30 PM. I want my calculated hours to show 28 hours.
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Opening Date: 29/07/2014 13:27
Closing Date: 29/07/2014 14:42
These are formatted in DD/MM/YYYY and HH/MM
I need to subtract the dates and find the time taken from the opening and closing time.
I need to subtract the time alone as per below example:
Cell A : 2/4/2014 8:58:13 AM
I need in Cell B as : 2/4/2014 8:46:13 AM (Minus 15 minutes)
How to get this?
As mentioned below , in excel sheethow to add and subtract time value and get result in time format. As given in below sheet, suppose i want to calculate each day stoppage duration and finally total stoppge duration. Kindly let me know the farmula or function for the same with example. I'm using excel 2003.
STOPSTARTDURATION
10:4512:151:30
0:201:301:10
5:5012:256:35
19:3020:301:00
16:0517:051:00
15:5017:151:25
23:500:000:10
0:001:001:00
23:300:000:30
0:001:001:00
17:2018:301:10
3:504:501:00
I am trying to provide a tool for department leaders to monitor productivity for order processing in their departments. The variables I have are: Number of orders(variable), number of pickers (variable), start time(variable). Then, I know each order takes 1 picker 4 minutes to pick on average, and there are 45 minutes worth of breaks during the picking process. So after entering the variables I used =(((C3*4)/60)/D3) to come up with the time needed to process the orders. What I can't get to is how to add this number to the start time, factor in break minutes and get to the projected completion time. I have Excel 2003 at work. Clearly I need to take a class!
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View 6 Replies View RelatedCan I adapt this code so that users receive the alert if they try and go to the next field without filling in the required ones, or - better - to combine it with a code that does not run a macro, but instead gives the alert, if the required fields have been missed. (I don't require anything to do with printing, this was the closest code I could find)
Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
If Sheet1. Range("A1").Value = "" Then
MsgBox "Cannot print until required cells have been completed!"
Cancel = True
End If
End Sub
the vendor has a 21 hr working window; start from 7am and goes until 4am; Mon to Fri.
Here is a scenario:
- i request for a product information from a vendor on 3-Feb-14 8:00am (Monday)
- he replies with all of the product info on 6-Feb-14 12:00pm (Thursday)
can you find the time in above scenario consideration the working window?
Here is another scenario:
- i request for a product information from a vendor on 6-Feb-14 8:00am (Thursday)
- he replies with all of the product info on 11-Feb-14 12:00pm (Tuesday)
- Sat & Sun are days off but keep in mind that my Friday shift ends on sat at 4am so the networdays formula wont work.
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 want to copy and paste a PARTICULAR RANGE from one workbook to another workbook. I want to select the data range from "09:55:00" to "10:00:00" which is in the cells in Column "A" an copy paste it to another workbook. The rows are not constant. The data "09:55:00" to "10:00:00" can e present on any row but is present on the same column i.e "A".
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2-The employee starts at 7:15 am
3-The employee goes to lunch from 12:15 pm to 1:00 pm
4-I need to give the employee a date line of time of when pieces should be finished. Taking into account the time he/she takes lunch.
I would like a solution for the automatic calculation of the end date and end time for project tasks. I have already spent hours on the issue, thanks for any help on this.
The parameters are:
A1 = Start time 08:00
B1 = End Time 17:00
A2 = break lunch 12:00
B2 = back from lunch 13:00
Task parameters
A5 = start date 01/03/10 (entered manually)
B5 = start time 10:00 (entered manually)
C5 = duration 02:00 (hrs entered manually)
D5 = "end date" >>> (to be calculated exluding breaks and holidays)
E5 = "end time" >>> (to be calculated exluding breaks and holidays)
the next line should be filled in automaitically according to the hours needed and the previous end date & time
A6 = "start date" >>> (after line 5: to be calculated exluding breaks and holidays)
B6 = "start time" (after line 5: to be calculated exluding breaks and holidays)
C6 = duration 14:00 (entered manually)
D6 = "end date" >>> (to be calculated exluding breaks and holidays)
E6 = "end time" >>> (to be calculated exluding breaks and holidays)
and so on for every new line down.
How to find the elapsed time between two times, but I need the start time in this instance.
Attached is my spreadsheet for a callcenter in which has exported data showing what time the data is exported and how long someone has been their state if they are out of adherence. I have selected fields explaining what I am wanting where on the spreadsheet.
I am wanting to subtract the elapsed time in MM:SS from the End Time which is in HH:MM AM/PM (Imported as text). I do not mind moving these to separate cells to the left to format them correctly, I want to be able to right click in A1, paste, and the rest trickle.
I am having difficulties subtracting the time to get the start time.
Time Conversion (IEX Import).xlsx‎
I have four different times on my report, enroute, on scene, clear of scene, in service. I need to make sure that the user's input for each time is < or = the previous time. Also I would like for my time to show in 24 hr format. Do I need to change my clock or can I do it without changing the clock format. users will use the CTRL +SHIFT+: to insert the current time
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In A1 I've the start time
In B1 I've the end time
in C2 I have a time value ie 6:30 AM
I need a formula IF C1 is between the start time and end time to return the value 1 and if not to return 0
I have a column of values resulting from subtracting a static date and time from the current date and time.
This means it is constantly updating, which makes it impossible to sort.
All my work depends on sorting those values, though.
I have used the = ROUND((B2-A2)*24,1) formula, and the result is as follow
A2 B2
Time In Time Out Work Hours
8:00 16:30 8.50
but I dont like the result as 8.50, instead I want 8:30
How do I add and subtract hours minutes and seconds?
I’m writing a program to find when the sun is directly overhead. I’m doing this so that I can find the true north/south line. In the example on my program, at the town of Farmington, a plumb bob will cast a shadow on the north/south line at 11:51:39 on June 16
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I tried using =SUM(M2-N2)-1, but being a noob, it's not working and I am lost, yes I admit it, I'm lost...
I do have all the cells format set [h]:mm
I am trying to return start and finish date of events depending on when resources are allocated.
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The sum listed in "Total" is multiplied by a cost per hour. Except it does not work. I have attached an example copied directly from the cost sheet.
I have been trying for hours now to write a macro that would do the following:
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15:10:06.3671B56221
15:10:07.1770B56221
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15:10:11.3811B56221
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15:10:14.6421B56221
15:10:14.6420B56221
15:10:16.2721B56221
15:10:17.5220B56221
with many more rows
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