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This depends on how the data id format. If you have date and time values, you can use =HOUR(End-Start) with the same concept for MINUTE and SECOND. If you want text results you can use the TEXT function such as =TEXT(End-Start,"h") to get the number of hours. You may need to first convert the data to time values by using TIMEVALUE(Date). | ||
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