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How to Calculate Time in Google Sheets (Hours, Minutes, Seconds) Calculate Time Difference

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we will show you how to calculate time in Google Sheets. You can calculate the duration between two timestamps. This can be done through formatting the data and using simple calculation to find out the time. For example, we have a sheet over here with the names of employees along with when they clocked in and clocked out of work. Over here, we will be first formatting the data properly before doing any calculation. First of all, lets start by selecting the columns containing both Time in and Time Out data. Next, lets open up the more formats option here, and select the Time Option. You can see that the data is now properly formatted. Similarly, lets select the Hours Worked column here, move to the formats section and select the Duration option. This is because in this column, we will be calculating the number of hours the employee has worked during the day. Next, lets select this cell and enter the equals to sign. Now we will select the Time out Cell reference and minus it from the time in cell reference. Once you hit enter, you can see the number of hours worked during the day. We can simply copy and paste the formula for the remaining cells
Date: 2023-07-08

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Comments and reviews: 9

Koreenah
Thank you for this video. it was very helpful. I have one question: what s the formula for overnight hours? For instance, I added 20: 34 for time start and 05: 43 for time end, but the duration of the shift was wrong and gave me a sum with - (minus. Also, if I want to apply the formula for the entire column, what is it? Thank you in advance for your reply!
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brahim
Hi, when I enter a time-in at PM and end it into the AM, as in the shift starts at PM of the night and extends through the midnight and ends at the AM, the sheets calculates it forwards and writes it down as 20 something hours. How can I solve this problem?
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ektad0002
Thanks for the video. I tried it and it worked. We are working on shifts, the formula does not compute anymore when you jump from another day. It only computes the time/duration if the hours are on the same day.
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Revelde20
I have athletes that i need to take performance data, I want to in one click start the time on a cell next to each name and category( such as, the long run, the dry drill, the drill with a ball.
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manga
How do I calulate time durations only. for example I'm selecting few time laps from a video 1. 58-3. 06 and I want to calculate total min and sec contain in this time lap. how do I calculate that?
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Anke
When I calculate the hours taught, my hours are only 45 minutes long, or 1: 30 which is 2 lessons. How can I use an formula, maybe an If then. one to indicate how many hours = lessons I've taught?
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Christopher
I don't understand what's happening. I'm subtracting 10: 30: 00 AM from 12: 00: 00 PM and formatting the cell as Duration but my result is 241: 30: 00. Can anyone help me lol
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Jean
Ok, now sum duration of all work hours to know all these days durations. That's what I'm dying to know. What you did there is just plain intuitive.
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Stefanie
THANK YOU! I was looking this up and reading about how to do this for 30 minutes before finding your video, you made this so easy!
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