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replyReply Tue 4 Sep 2007, 13:43Delegate Roger said...

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Calculating Time

can any one help is there a way that I can calculate time very simply

Thank you

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replyReply Fri 14 Sep 2007, 10:00Trainer Richard said...

RE: Calculating Time

Hi Roger

Time can be calculated in excel by formatting the cell you are using (FORMAT > CELL > GENERAL TAB >TIME), and then entering the time you want. if you create a formula between two cells, say A1 and B1, which have two different times in it, you can get an answer.

So,

=A1-B1
woulds calculate the difference between to times.

Regards

Richard

replyReply Fri 14 Sep 2007, 11:21Delegate Roger said...

RE: Calculating Time

It has thank you

 

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