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Adding hours to a date

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Rich - 23 Nov 2004 13:41 GMT
Hi,

I want to add a number of hours to a date and a time and have Excel give me
the resulting date and time.  The hours that I will want to add to the date
could be
anything, including part days, eg 3.25 hours, 92.4 hours, and so on.

For instance

1st Dec 2004 13:00

Add 50.5 hours

Result: 3rd Dec 2004 15:30

What is the formula that I need to achieve this?
Jason Morin - 23 Nov 2004 14:00 GMT
Since 1 = 1 full day in Excel, 3.25 hours would be
3.25/24. Example formula:

=A1+3.25/24

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

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RFrechette - 28 Nov 2006 20:48 GMT
What would you do if the resulting time is greater than 5 pm, you want it to
add the hours to the following day starting at 8 am, and it skips weekend
days?

For example:  10/11/06 4:40 pm + 4 hours - 10/12/06 11:40 am.

Thank you,

Rachel

> Since 1 = 1 full day in Excel, 3.25 hours would be
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RFrechette - 28 Nov 2006 20:50 GMT
Oh man!  I meant

For example:  10/11/06 4:40 pm + 4 hours = 10/12/06 11:40 am.

Sorry.

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> add the hours to the following day starting at 8 am, and it skips weekend
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Arvi Laanemets - 23 Nov 2004 14:01 GMT
Hi

Something like
=A2+50.5/24
with date in A2

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Harald Staff - 23 Nov 2004 14:03 GMT
Is there any newsgroup where you didn't ask this question ?

Best wishes Harald
Rich - 23 Nov 2004 14:29 GMT
Yeah, a couple. ;-)

> Is there any newsgroup where you didn't ask this question ?
>
> Best wishes Harald
 
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