I have a data base pull that shows a starting time in hh:mm military format,
and an elapsed time in number format (i.e. 30 minutes equals .50). I am
trying to find an equatioin that will add the Starting time and the elapsed
time and show me an ending time in hh.mm military format.

COL A has time from database
COL B has duration
COL C has formula =A1+(1/(24/B1))

24H display of time (aka military format) is merely a display format which
you ucan select in the typical fashion for COL A and COL C. DIsplay format
has nothing to do with formula's calculation.

Kim W.

"Chief 711" wrote:

I have a data base pull that shows a starting time in hh:mm military format,
and an elapsed time in number format (i.e. 30 minutes equals .50). I am
trying to find an equatioin that will add the Starting time and the elapsed
time and show me an ending time in hh.mm military format.

Kim,

Thanks, but that still is not working. Using the folloowing I shuld get an
ending time of 22:15, but I get 21:04

COL A = 20:30
COL B = 1.75 hours (1 hour and 45 Minutes)
COL C = 21:04

Shouldn't the equation of =A1=(1/24/B1) equal 22:15 (20:30 plus 1 hour and
45 Minutes)?

Chief711

"KIM W" wrote:

COL A has time from database
COL B has duration
COL C has formula =A1+(1/(24/B1))

24H display of time (aka military format) is merely a display format which
you ucan select in the typical fashion for COL A and COL C. DIsplay format
has nothing to do with formula's calculation.

Kim W.

"Chief 711" wrote:

I have a data base pull that shows a starting time in hh:mm military format,
and an elapsed time in number format (i.e. 30 minutes equals .50). I am
trying to find an equatioin that will add the Starting time and the elapsed
time and show me an ending time in hh.mm military format.

Kim,

Disregard, I had a parentheses at the wrong place. The equation works.

Chief711

"KIM W" wrote:

COL A has time from database
COL B has duration
COL C has formula =A1+(1/(24/B1))

24H display of time (aka military format) is merely a display format which
you ucan select in the typical fashion for COL A and COL C. DIsplay format
has nothing to do with formula's calculation.

Kim W.

"Chief 711" wrote:

I have a data base pull that shows a starting time in hh:mm military format,
and an elapsed time in number format (i.e. 30 minutes equals .50). I am
trying to find an equatioin that will add the Starting time and the elapsed
time and show me an ending time in hh.mm military format.

Why =A1+(1/(24/B1)) and not =A1+(B1/24), Kim?
Apart from relative simplicity, the latter has the advantage that it doesn't
give a !DIV/0# error when B1 is empty or zero.
--
David Biddulph

"KIM W" wrote in message
...
COL A has time from database
COL B has duration
COL C has formula =A1+(1/(24/B1))

24H display of time (aka military format) is merely a display format which
you ucan select in the typical fashion for COL A and COL C. DIsplay
format
has nothing to do with formula's calculation.

Kim W.

"Chief 711" wrote:

I have a data base pull that shows a starting time in hh:mm military
format,
and an elapsed time in number format (i.e. 30 minutes equals .50). I am
trying to find an equatioin that will add the Starting time and the
elapsed
time and show me an ending time in hh.mm military format.

With start time (hh:mm) in A1 and elapsed time (decimal hours) in B1,
put this in C1:

=A1 + B1/24

and format the cell as [hh]:mm

Hope this helps.

Pete

On May 13, 1:26*pm, Chief 711 <Chief
wrote:
I have a data base pull that shows a starting time in hh:mm military format,
and an elapsed time in number format (i.e. 30 minutes *equals .50). I am
trying to find an equatioin that will add the Starting time and the elapsed
time and show me an ending time in hh.mm military format.