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Need excel solution

This is what i need to do.

I need to calculate accumulated hours from two inputs.

example.

Create date: 10/19/2008 13:08

Due date: 10/23/2008 13:08

then i need a formula that will calculate how many hours have accumulated from create date to due date.

Thanks.

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  • onlysharmaji Nov 09, 2008

    need excel 2003 & 2007 solutions

  • ycool11 Nov 15, 2008

    it did not work, here are the inputs i tried and hours is the result with your formula.

    A2 - DUE DATE 11/14/2008 20:24

    A1 - CREATE DATE 10/15/2008 9:45

    =(A2-A1)*24 - HOURS 12/30/1901 15:48

    result with formula: 12/30/1901 15:48

  • kathu_aadim Feb 18, 2009

    Hi, I Have the same problem ...can somebody help me out.















    Collection
    Actual Arrival
    TAT up to

    Date
    Time
    Date
    Time

    31-Jan-09
    14.09
    1-Feb-09
    9.05


    31-Jan-09
    14.09
    1-Feb-09
    9.05


    30-Jan-09
    17.18
    1-Feb-09
    9.05

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As stated, the forumla solution in is
= (Due Date - Create Date) x 24

However, the key is that the result cell (where the formula is) should be formatted using the 'general' format, not date/time. So, I think in this example, the result should be 730.65 hours

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(Due Date - Create Date) / 24

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    (Due Date - Create Date) x 24

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Hello ycool11, If your asking what i think you are the formula would be
=(a2-a1)*24
That assumes a2 is that last date entered and a1 is the initial starting date. if you would like a more intense formula let me know and i'm sure i can help.

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