Hi malbarki,
Going on your first example
Try this
=IF(A1>=B1,A1-B1,"-"&TEXT((B1-A1),"hh:mm")) and copy down, this will give any negative time values as TEXT all the others will be NUMERIC
BTW - I get -3:24 in Ex.2, don't know how you arrive at -2:36?
Hi Kashyap Barot,
If you split the time values from the date with
=MOD(A1,INT(A1)) copy down
Then use
=AVERAGE(IF(B1:B13<>0,B1:B13)) Entered as an array Ctrl+Shft+Enter and format to time
Hi Ram,
I'm still trying to understand your requirement, but try this to get all the numbers begining with 100.
Put header in A1 called Numbers and in A2 Sorted Numbers, then in B2 put
="-"&A2 and copy down
Select your range columns A:B, Filter, then on the B filter, Begins with .... -100 > OK...
Hi,
Welcome to the forum, if you want some reading over Christmas take a look at this article by Hui... it may help?
http://chandoo.org/wp/2011/01/24/trendlines-and-forecasting-in-excel/
Hi Jamir,
The vlookup that ismailzhan suggests does the job, but is the "15 times" a maximum you can have? If it is then you will need some data validation on the "Inv No" to restrict entries to a maximum of 15.
Hi Chandoo,
Thanks for the improvments. Can I suggest another?
When I answer or comment on a question I forget to click the "Watch this Tread" icon at the top of the screen, so once I've posted my reply I have to open the question up again and click the Watch icon. Could that little icon be in...
Hi Pooja,
I see you are a new member, I hope you have had chance to read these?
http://chandoo.org/forum/forums/new-users-please-start-here.14/
With regard to your question take a look at this link here, it may help, if not upload a file
http://chandoo.org/wp/2012/05/22/highlight-due-dates-excel/