Re: Another Days, Hours, Minutes, Question
- From: ShagNasty <ShagNasty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 05:29:02 -0700
Sorry for the rambling...
I need a routine for computing a time period -- using a historical date
(hh:dd:mm) subtracted from the present date (now()), output as dd:hh:mm.
This will be 24hrs/day, 7 days/week, 365 days/year operation, no limit to
period length.
I've read messages concerning issues when calculating time over days when
you want it in days, hours, minutes format -- using +1 or -1 to get correct
days or minutes when exceeding 24 hours.
Just looking for a better routine..
Thanks,
"Bob Phillips" wrote:
I am not getting what your problem is, what are you looking for help with?.
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HTH
Bob
"ShagNasty" <ShagNasty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Reading through the Discussion Group I find many Date/Time questions and
answers but none I can find that meets my exact needs. The topics seem to
address Hours, Days, with or w/o weekends, holiday, work hours, or work
days,
etc. - not just vanilla output containing the calculated Day(s), Hours,
and
Minutes between two dates.
Below is an example of a small spreadsheet used to capture equipment
runtime
for history and other tasks. I've used this spreadsheet for several years
(my first attempt at excel - too embarrassed to show formula) and
sometimes I
am suspect of the results. I truly believe that one of you gifted ladies
and/or gentlemen can provide me with a simple Macro to end my doubts.
Thanks..
A B C
1 Start Time Current
2 Name Date / Time Run Time
3 Widget 1 04/24/2008 22:13 dd:hh:mm
4 Widget 2 10/12/2008 20:55 dd:hh:mm
5 Widget 3 10/02/2008 04:19 dd:hh:mm
6 Widget 4 11/06/2008 23:59 dd:hh:mm
7
8
9 =now()
-- 24 x 7 x 365 Industry -- forget weekends, holidays, work hours, etc..
-- 24 hour time format
-- Cell A9 would contain present time/date function -- now() or today()
whichever is best.
-- C3 would contain A9-B3 in dd:hh:mm
-- C4 would contain A9-B4 in dd:hh:mm
-- C5 would contain A9-B5 in dd:hh:mm
-- C6 would contain A9-B6 in dd:hh:mm
-- Data in B3, B4, B5, & B6 will be input when Widget is started
-- If the widget is going to be "off" for an extended time period, I will
input the planned future start time/date so employees can see remaining
time
"countdown" till startup
-- Widget runtime is not predicable (wish it was) - maybe hours, days,
months, or years..
Thanks again -- Shagnasty....
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