I would like to have a formula that will tell me if the time in a cell is between a range of time by returning a Yes or No value.
I used a code for one time, but am having a hard time expanding the formula for two times.
=IF(G2="","",IF(G2<(--"12:00 PM"),"Yes","No"))
The above code works
=IF(H2="","",IF(H2<(--"12:00 PM"),H2<(--"3:00PM")),"Yes","No"))
Any help is appreciated
Use AND():
=IF(H2="","",IF(AND(H2<(--"12:00 PM"),H2>(--"3:00 PM")),"Yes","No"))
You may try this way as well,
=IF(H2="","",IF(AND(H2<0.5,H2>0.625),"Yes","No"))
Where 0.5=12:00 PM
Where 0.625=3:00 PM
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Have an excel question. I am looking to see if something states "complete" in one cell and if yes then look at a date in another cell and then count how many are within 30 day period of today's date. Below I know its wrong but might be able to get a better idea of what I am trying to do.
=sumifs(Main!B:B="Completed",Main!H:H,"<30")
You should be using COUNTIFS:
For 30 days window in the future:
=COUNTIFS(Main!B:B,"Completed",Main!I:I,">="&TODAY(),Main!I:I,"<"&TODAY()+30)
For 30 days window in the Past:
=COUNTIFS(Main!B:B,"Completed",Main!I:I,"<"&TODAY()+1,Main!I:I,">="&TODAY()-30)
=COUNTIFS(Main!B:B,"Completed",Main!H:H,"<="&TODAY(),Main!H:H,"<"&TODAY()+30)
I just want to ask if it's possible to make a formula that will result to a final time that I need? If possible, how can I do it?
For example, if a time is after business hours today, the formula should add a certain number of hours to have a result of 8AM the following day, else, add zero hours. Consider this as a reverse of time difference formula.
Thanks in advance. Just need this to set SLA deadlines for work.
Hope this helps for you, Please alter working hours in the formula per your needs,
Formula,
=TEXT(IF(AND(D2>TIME(8,0,0),D2<TIME(17,0,0)),D2,TIME(8,0,0)),"hh:mm")
As requested, I have included a simplified screenshot that illustrates the issue.
As you can see, I subtracted the two dates and formatted it as "h:mm:ss". Why doesn't this give you the total amount of hours that have passed between the two dates? Is there a better way to do this? There is a great answer below, but I am trying to figure out why doing the way illustrated in this screenshot doesn't work.
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I am aware that similar questions have been answered here, but for whatever reason this is not working for me at all.
I have two columns: one is a date, one is the time.
As you can see from the currently highlighted cell, the "time" column is actually stored as date with the time included. In column H, I have the date stored as a serial code so that the decimal number refers to a month, day, year, hour, minute, and second. When I subtract the serial code that refers to 2/16/2016 3:20:01 PM from the serial code that refers to refers to 2/14/2016 1:20:01 PM and format that cell as "h:mm", I am getting 2:00. Why?????
I have been hacking away at this for a while and this is supposed to be stupid easy and it's not working. Any help is greatly appreciated so I can move on to more important things.
It does work. Just take the difference between the two dates, format the cell containing the difference as Number, and then use one of the following formulas to get the units you want. I will assume that:
A1 has the value 2/16/2016 3:20:01 PM
B1 has the value 2/14/2016 1:20:01 PM
Into C1 enter A1 - B1, and format it as Number
If you want the difference as days, leave C1 as is.
If you want hours, use =24*(A1 - B1)
If you want minutes, use =24*60*(A1 - B1)
If you want seconds, use =24*60*60*(A1 - B1)
THE ANSWER TO THIS IS REALLY SILLY.
Below, you will find that Tim Biegeleisen provided an excellent answer to this question. I just wanted to further elaborate.
Sometimes having too many option for formatting can be a problem, which is what happened here.
When you subtract 2/14/2016 1:20:01 PM from 2/16/2016 3:20:01 PM and format it as h:mm:ss it only subtracts the hours portion and ignores days. You just have to somehow know that if you are trying to do what I'm trying to do, you have to format it as [h]:mm:ss and then it will calculate the total number of hours passed. The bracket around the "h" is the important part here. I hope this helps the next person who comes across this.
I am having such a strange problem when importing data from CMS Supervisor into Excel,
Basically the time is coming out as, for example: 12:30
This is meant to be 1230 seconds, but the format it is coming out as doesn't correspond to this at all.
I've tried every combination of export settings in my vba and it makes no difference, it still ends up formatting the number in this bizzare way.
This is such a simple thing and is driving me crazy! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Many Thanks,
Would it be ok for you to solve this using a formula? That way you can paste the formula in another column like this: =TEXT(A1,"hhmm")
I've taken the assumption that your time field is in A1
Because my language settings are dutch my formula is =TEXT(A1;"uumm"). Don't worry about that.
I want to do quick calculations in Excel. I have a cell (A1) with 50:00:00. I do =A1+1 and get 74:00:00. So, I guess 1=24 hours=1 day. However, I try =A1+1:23:45 and get an error. Is there an easy way to add hours to hours in Excel? If not, do you have a better tool?
Please don't say something like =A1+1/24+23/24/60+45/24/60/60. That's not easy in my book.
Just use =A1+Time(1,23,45) for this.
You can use the Time function which takes as parameters, hour, minute, seconds, respectively.
So to ad 1 hour to the date in A1, you would type = A1 + Time(1,0,0)