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Excel Time Calculation - Please Help!!

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    Cool Excel Time Calculation - Please Help!!

    Hi There,

    I am trying to calculate user avaliabilty for telephone stats..

    See attached for data.

    Firstly I am trying to work out the time difference. In E2 i have a formula, just simply D2-C2. If the result is positive it gives a result, but if negative just puts hundreds of #?

    I need to get to the % avaliabilty. This can be over 100%, which would be the case for the second row of data where the user went over thier avaliabilty.

    Any help would be fantastic!! Thanks
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    Re: Excel Time Calculation - Please Help!!

    you cant have -ve times in excel unless you change to the 1904 date system,
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/180162 tells you about it and the disadvantages of using it
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    Re: Excel Time Calculation - Please Help!!

    Welcome to the Board, however, I'm afraid...

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