I would like to subtract 9:30 AM From 9:40 Am. I have tried the formula listed and I get, (0.00694444444444442 Mins)
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=(S5-Q5)&""&" Mins"
I would like to subtract 9:30 AM From 9:40 Am. I have tried the formula listed and I get, (0.00694444444444442 Mins)
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=(S5-Q5)&""&" Mins"
Last edited by Wskip49; 11-18-2009 at 10:43 AM.
time is represented in days, so multiply the result of your formula by 1440 (24 h * 60 min) to get to minutes. You might also round the result to get a clean result.
=round((S5-Q5)*1440,0)&""&" Mins"
Barrfly
Hi,
One way with the cell formatted as a number
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=TEXT((S5-Q5)*1440,0)&" Minutes"
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Hi,
With a conversion ...
HTH=TEXT((A1-B1)*1440,"00")&" Mins"
I would suggest you use
=S5-Q5
And apply a Custom Format to cell containing formula of: [m]" Mins"
(underlying value thus persists as valid time value for latter calcs if nec.)
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How did you get the 1440 to multiply by?
1440 = 60*24 = number of minutes in a day.
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