メインコンテンツへスキップ

Excelで深夜XNUMX時以降の時間の計算方法は？

docは一晩を過ぎた時間を計算します1

勤務時間を記録するタイムテーブルがあるとすると、列Aの時刻は今日の開始時刻であり、列Bの時刻は翌日の終了時刻です。 通常、2つの時間の時間差を直接マイナス「= B2-AXNUMX」で計算すると、左のスクリーンショットのように正しい結果が表示されません。 Excelで真夜中からXNUMX回までの時間を正しく計算するにはどうすればよいですか？

式を使用して、真夜中からXNUMX回までの時間を計算します

矢印青い右バブル 式を使用して、真夜中からXNUMX回までの時間を計算します

深夜のXNUMX回の間に正しい計算結果を取得するには、次の式を適用できます。

1。 次の式を入力します。 =(B2-A2+(B2<A2))*24 (A2 早い時期です、 B2 後で、必要に応じて変更できます）時間データの横にある空白のセルに変更できます。スクリーンショットを参照してください。

docは一晩を過ぎた時間を計算します2

2。 次に、この数式を入力するセルに塗りつぶしハンドルをドラッグすると、真夜中以降のXNUMX回の時間差が一度に計算されます。スクリーンショットを参照してください。

docは一晩を過ぎた時間を計算します3

最高のオフィス生産性向上ツール

🤖 Kutools AI アシスタント: 以下に基づいてデータ分析に革命をもたらします。 インテリジェントな実行   |  コードを生成  |  カスタム数式の作成  |  データを分析してグラフを生成する  |  Kutools関数を呼び出す...
人気の機能: 重複を検索、強調表示、または識別する   |  空白行を削除する   |  データを失わずに列またはセルを結合する   |   数式なしのラウンド ...
スーパールックアップ: 複数の基準の VLookup  |   複数の値の VLookup  |   複数のシートにわたる VLookup   |   ファジールックアップ ....
詳細ドロップダウン リスト: ドロップダウンリストを素早く作成する   |  依存関係のドロップダウン リスト   |  複数選択のドロップダウンリスト ....
列マネージャー: 特定の数の列を追加する  |  列の移動  |  Toggle 非表示列の表示ステータス  |  範囲と列の比較 ...
注目の機能: グリッドフォーカス   |  デザインビュー   |   ビッグフォーミュラバー   |  ワークブックとシートマネージャー   |  リソースライブラリ (自動テキスト)   |  日付ピッカー   |  ワークシートを組み合わせる   |  セルの暗号化/復号化   |  リストごとにメールを送信する   |  スーパーフィルター   |   特殊フィルター (太字/斜体/取り消し線をフィルター...) ...
上位 15 のツールセット:  12 テキスト ツール (テキストを追加, 文字を削除する、...）   |   50+ チャート 種類 (ガントチャート、...）   |   40+ 実用的 式 (誕生日に基づいて年齢を計算する、...）   |   19 挿入 ツール (QRコードを挿入, パスから画像を挿入、...）   |   12 変換 ツール (数字から言葉へ, 通貨の換算、...）   |   7 マージ＆スプリット ツール (高度な結合行, 分割セル、...）   |   ... もっと

Kutools for Excel で Excel スキルを強化し、これまでにない効率を体験してください。 Kutools for Excelは、生産性を向上させ、時間を節約するための300以上の高度な機能を提供します。  最も必要な機能を入手するにはここをクリックしてください...

説明

Officeタブは、タブ付きのインターフェイスをOfficeにもたらし、作​​業をはるかに簡単にします

  • Word、Excel、PowerPointでタブ付きの編集と読み取りを有効にする、パブリッシャー、アクセス、Visioおよびプロジェクト。
  • 新しいウィンドウではなく、同じウィンドウの新しいタブで複数のドキュメントを開いて作成します。
  • 生産性を 50% 向上させ、毎日何百回もマウス クリックを減らすことができます!
Comments (23)
No ratings yet. Be the first to rate!
Timea
Timea
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Hi All,

So I have a list of employees, all their working dates with start and end time & date.

I need to figure out how many hours were spent after midnight- night hours. The issue is that there are all sort of starting and finish times- some of the shifts were day shift the others started at 9pm till 2am, others started 10pm till next morning 5 am, etc.

Is there a way of calculating this using a generic formula for all lines?

I have tried so many variations but excel does not want to collaborate!
Reply
0
0
skyyang
skyyang     Timea
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Hello, Timea,
In fact, the formula in this article can solve your problem, see below screenshot:
https://www.extendoffice.com/images/stories/comments/comment-skyyang/2023-comment/doc-calculate-hours.png
Please have a try, thank you!
Reply
Report
0
0
Timea
Timea     skyyang
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Thank you for your reply.

I only want to know the hours worked after midnight, so only the night hours.
Not total hours worked.
Hope this makes sense.
Reply
0
0
skyyang
skyyang     Timea
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Hello, Timea
If you just need to get the hours worked after midnight, the below formula may help you：
=IF(DAYS(B2,A2)>0,(B2-A2+(B2<A2))*24,"")
Please try, hope it can help you!
Reply
Report
0
0
Mat
Mat
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Very clever, using the comparison (b2<a2) to return a boolean result so if it's after midnight it adds 1.  It took me a minute to understand what you did it was so elegant. 
Reply
0
0
MandyZhou
MandyZhou     Mat
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Hello,
You are welcome. Glad it helps. Any questions, please feel free to contact us. Have a great day.
Sincerely,
Mandy
Reply
Report
0
0
Mark Reynolds
Mark Reynolds
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
This doesn't work with all data. The solution I tried after trying the above was =IF(B22>C22,(C22-0)+(24-B22),C22-B22)
Reply
0
0
Devi
Devi     Mark Reynolds
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
=IF(B22>C22,(C22-0)+(24-B22),C22-B22) is perfect but instead of ( , ) use ( ; )
thankyouverymuch
Reply
0
0
Nick
Nick     Mark Reynolds
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Doesn't work for me... Formula incorrect.
Reply
0
0
muribarabata
muribarabata     Mark Reynolds
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Great solution, very useful! Thanks :)
Reply
0
0
chris
chris
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Hi, i need help please. I have data that auto loads daily at 5pm. The process is broken into 2 parts (ETL1 and ETL2). ETL1 starts at 5pm till 11pm and ETL2 starts at 11 till 4 am. at 7 am i run a script to check if everything ran. each row has a start and end date time. i would like to flag all data after 5pm yesterday as todays data. Currently when i filter on today, i only see the rows where the date is after 00:00
Reply
0
0
crookesa
crookesa
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Can someone explain when the function of addition of the TRUE/FALSE values does so I can understand the formula please?
Reply
Report
0
0
bagas.arisyahroni@gda-dairy.com
    crookesa
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
True = 1, False = 0
Reply
Report
0
0
Clifton
Clifton
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
I think a simple MOD(B2-A2,1) should be enough?
Reply
0
0
Meni Porat
Meni Porat     Clifton
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
This is undoubtedly the best and shortest solution.
Reply
0
0
Matt
Matt
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Austin, the formula stated in the article above works well for me
Reply
0
0
Austin Bond
Austin Bond
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
The formula under bullet point #1 is wrong. =(B2-A2+(B2<A2))*24, but is should read as =B2-A2+(B2<A2)*24.

The parentheses are in the wrong spot.
Reply
1
0
NoName
NoName     Austin Bond
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
THANK YOU! This is definitely the correct formula.
Reply
0
0
axel.bak@gmail.com
    Austin Bond
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Yes Austin! Your formula works, the other formula renders nonsense (in my case). Thanks!!
Reply
Report
0
0
Lisa
Lisa     Austin Bond
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
No, Austin's correction works for me. The original with the parentheses where they are shown does not work. Maybe a diifferent version of Excel makes a difference? I am on MS Home and Office 2016
Reply
0
0
Greg
Greg     Austin Bond
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
The original formula works better than your suggestion Austin.
I also used =(A2-B2+(A2<B2))*1440
This worked best to convert time into minutes.
Reply
0
0
Ângelo Campos
Ângelo Campos     Greg
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
Depois de colocar a formatação ao tentar somar a coluna total de horas o valor dá-me errado.

O campo é formatado [h]mm
Reply
0
0
fabio
fabio     Ângelo Campos
This comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
=(A2-B2+(A2)) sem utilizar a multiplicação por 24
Reply
0
0
There are no comments posted here yet
Please leave your comments in English
Guest
Posting as Guest
×
Rate this post:
Reset
0   Characters
Suggested Locations