What is the formula to give the difference in minutes in the following cells. The formula I have includes the hours which is inconsequential for my result. I just need the minutes between the time.
HTML Code:11/6/2017 10:38 11/6/2017 18:57 8:19
What is the formula to give the difference in minutes in the following cells. The formula I have includes the hours which is inconsequential for my result. I just need the minutes between the time.
HTML Code:11/6/2017 10:38 11/6/2017 18:57 8:19
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Excel's Date/Time are in Days and fractions of Days
So subtracting the two dates gives you the difference in (fraction of) days and multiplying by 24 * 60 converts days to minutes
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Paul,
So if you calculate it by hand the real difference between 10:38 and 18:57 in minutes minus the 8 hours is 19 minutes. Not quite following the formula and how you get 499. However if you subtract 480 from it (60 minutes in and hour *8 I get 20). Looks =like its rounding up.
=24*60*(D7-C7)-480
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=MINUTE(B1)-MINUTE(A1)
Then format the result as a number instead of time
thanks off. that got exactly what i wanted.
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I misunderstood - I thought you wanted the difference in minutes, not the difference in THE minutesWhat is the formula to give the difference in minutes in the following cells.
But at least you got your answer
BTW, will that work if the start time is 12:50 and the end is 14:10?
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thanks Paul. no i dont believe it will but for these purposes i just need to know the difference in punch in and out times. However it might come into play if the individual forgets to punch out or in.
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