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¿Cómo calcular las horas entre horas después de la medianoche en Excel?

doc calcular el tiempo pasado la noche 1

Suponiendo que tiene una tabla de tiempo para registrar su tiempo de trabajo, la hora en la Columna A es la hora de inicio de hoy y la hora en la Columna B es la hora de finalización del día siguiente. Normalmente, si calcula la diferencia de tiempo entre los dos tiempos directamente menos "= B2-A2", no mostrará el resultado correcto como se muestra en la captura de pantalla de la izquierda. ¿Cómo podría calcular correctamente las horas entre dos horas después de la medianoche en Excel?

Calcule las horas entre dos horas después de la medianoche con la fórmula

flecha azul burbuja derecha Calcule las horas entre dos horas después de la medianoche con la fórmula

Para obtener el resultado calculado correcto entre dos veces durante la medianoche, puede aplicar la siguiente fórmula:

1. Ingrese esta fórmula: =(B2-A2+(B2<A2))*24 (A2 es la hora anterior, B2 es el momento posterior, puede cambiarlos según lo necesite) en una celda en blanco que junto a sus datos de tiempo, vea la captura de pantalla:

doc calcular el tiempo pasado la noche 2

2. Luego, arrastre el controlador de relleno a las celdas en las que desea completar esta fórmula, y las diferencias de tiempo entre dos horas después de la medianoche se calcularon a la vez, vea la captura de pantalla:

doc calcular el tiempo pasado la noche 3

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Timea
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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!
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skyyang     Timea
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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!
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Timea     skyyang
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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.
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skyyang
skyyang     Timea
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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!
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Mat
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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. 
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MandyZhou     Mat
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Hello,
You are welcome. Glad it helps. Any questions, please feel free to contact us. Have a great day.
Sincerely,
Mandy
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Mark Reynolds
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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)
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Devi
Devi     Mark Reynolds
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=IF(B22>C22,(C22-0)+(24-B22),C22-B22) is perfect but instead of ( , ) use ( ; )
thankyouverymuch
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Nick     Mark Reynolds
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Doesn't work for me... Formula incorrect.
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muribarabata     Mark Reynolds
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Great solution, very useful! Thanks :)
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chris
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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
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crookesa
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Can someone explain when the function of addition of the TRUE/FALSE values does so I can understand the formula please?
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bagas.arisyahroni@gda-dairy.com
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True = 1, False = 0
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Clifton
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I think a simple MOD(B2-A2,1) should be enough?
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Meni Porat     Clifton
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This is undoubtedly the best and shortest solution.
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Matt
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Austin, the formula stated in the article above works well for me
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Austin Bond
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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.
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NoName     Austin Bond
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THANK YOU! This is definitely the correct formula.
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    Austin Bond
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Yes Austin! Your formula works, the other formula renders nonsense (in my case). Thanks!!
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Lisa     Austin Bond
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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
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Greg     Austin Bond
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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.
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Ângelo Campos     Greg
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Depois de colocar a formatação ao tentar somar a coluna total de horas o valor dá-me errado.

O campo é formatado [h]mm
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fabio     Ângelo Campos
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=(A2-B2+(A2)) sem utilizar a multiplicação por 24
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