Do flight times never cross midnight?
Flight Time Extraction for 24 hrs, Weekday, and Month blocks
I am trying to extract the flight time from a leg depart date, leg depart time, arrival date, and arrival time.
First I would like to gather all minutes of flight time flown from 00:00-01:00 and so on.
Second, I would like to gather all of the flight time flown on Mondays and so on.
Third, I would like to gather all flight time flown in January and so on. The below is a snapshot of my data, but I would like to email the snapshot of the actual spreadsheet if someone can help.
Ex. Based off of the the first flight below (jan 7).. the flight time for the hour block would be around 6 mins for 1200-1300, 60 mins for 1300-1400, etc
3 hrs and 6 mins for sat (probably use the weekday function, and 3 hrs and 6 min for Jan.
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Do flight times never cross midnight?
Could you not just put in an ifelse where if J is blank, put a zero in place?
Does that translates to " I have this same question posted on another forum " ?Someone gave me this formula
Funny response BC, but I am looking for answers from wherever I can get them. Sarcasm is not an answer.
There is a sumif function: SUMIF J is not blank, otherwise, what ever number you would like.
This wasn't an answer, it was a question, because if so you are displaying total disregard and/or respect for the rules of the forums as well as the time of the very people from which you seek assistance.Funny response BC, but I am looking for answers from wherever I can get them. Sarcasm is not an answer.
Have a read of this for an understanding, it is a page of this site, included as a link in the rules of numerous other Excel sites.
Point taken. But, how am I to know that the talent level here is similar elsewhere. I am looking to complete this study of my own free time to potentially reduce the aviation mishap rates of American USN/USMC servicemen/women. Now that you have sufficiently educated my on excel forum etiquette, can we get to a solution to the above.
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