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    Question Concantinated date and time

    I have a need to calculate total down time with one cell noting the date of downtime another cell noting the time, and lastly a cell that notes the date and time of when a system came back up. Does anyone know a formula that can concatenate the date and time cells, then use the last cell that marks the uptime to calculate total downtime?

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    Re: Concantinated date and time

    =B1-(A1+A2)

    where A1 is downtime start date, A2 is downtime start time and B1 is date and time of system getting back up
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    Re: Concantinated date and time

    Can you upload an example spreadsheet showing where these cells are and how they are formatted (Go advanced> manage attachments)?
    Typically to combine date and time (if date is in A1 and time in B1) = A1+ B1 and format the cell to show both date and time.
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    Re: Concantinated date and time

    Yes, that formula worked.

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