Comments on: How to calculate time in Excel - time difference, adding / subtracting times

The tutorial explains different ways to calculate times in Excel and demonstrates several methods of adding times and calculating time difference. You will learn a few useful formulas to sum times and add hours, minutes or seconds to a given time. Continue reading →

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  1. I have a timesheet and I would like to have a calculation that subtracts the end time worked from the start time worked but have it subtract 30 minutes if it is over 6 hours elapsed and also subtract 30 additional minutes if it is over 8 hours elapsed. We have part time and full time staff. There are also some full time staff who work longer hours and get an hour for lunch instead of a half hour. I have tried to modify this:
    =IF(ISERR(O28-N28),N28,MOD(O28-N28,1)-(MOD(O28-N28,1)*24>6)/48)
    which subtracts the 30 minutes but does not account for the staff that stays longer and takes an hour lunch.
    I have this
    =TEXT(O28-N28, "h:mm")-("0:30")
    but it just assumes the calculation is over 8 hours and subtracts 30 minutes.
    I am stuck. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    1. Hello Jennifer!
      I’m sorry but your task is not entirely clear to me. For me to be able to help you better, please describe your task in more detail. What data do you want to use to change your formula? Give an example of the source data and the expected result.
      It’ll help me understand it better and find a solution for you. Thank you.

  2. Hi, I just want to simply be able to subtract times in order to get the number of hours worked. For example, in the first column is 10:00 AM (A1), in the second column is is 2:20 PM (B1). I tried doing =B1-A1 to get the total hours, but the resulting cell is showing me 4:20 AM. How do I convert this cell into an actual number of hours, and not formatted in that way?

    1. Go to the cell in question (the one that is showing you 4:20 AM) and then go to Number Format, scroll down to More Number Formats, (alternatively you can just right click, then click Format Cells), on the Number tab click TIME, under "Type" click 13:30. This will give you your answer in the format I think you want: 4:20 meaning 4 hours and 20 minutes worked.

  3. Mr. Trifuntov,
    I'm creating an excel file to manage the shifts of a restaurant and I'm having trouble to manage sums. The working shifts in most cases are divided in two (morning - evening). The columns represent the days of the week. For each worker / day I have four cells (morning (entry/exit) - evening (entry/exit). The problem arises when I don't include information in all the cells (because it is a day off/ the restaurant is close or the worker makes a continuous shift. The result in this case gives me as a result 00:00. When I want to calculate the total working hours during the week (sum) computes the 00:00 as 24 hours. What I can do to resolve this issue?.

    Many thanks in advance for your time, availability and expertise.

    1. Hello Xabier!
      To show time in a cell for more than 24 hours, set the time format to "37:30:55"
      For me to be able to help you better, please describe your task in more detail. Please specify what formula you used and what problem or error occurred. Give an example of the source data and the expected result.
      It’ll help me understand it better and find a solution for you. Thank you.

  4. Dear sir I am having 80 customer around the world from - india how I can know the time of that cotumer to whome I want to talk, I know if my cutomer is in Totanto a time is GMT -5.30 and Totanto time is -4 how I will calculate in excel. Sheet. And same with other customers.please explain

  5. I want a formula for vehichle down time. The vehicle duty time is 08:am to 07:59pm. Then the vehicle down for continuous 3 days( 4th may 2020 11:35 am to 7th may 2020 06:20 pm). Then how many hours and minutes down in per day calculation.

    1. Hello!
      If the first date is written in cell A1, and the second in cell A2, then the formula
      =(A2-A1)/number_of_days
      Set the time format to "37:30:55" in the cell with the formula

  6. Hi Alex, I need to calculate the hours between two dates but excluding the holidays or weekends.Please help

  7. Hi Alexander,
    May i know what formula do i use if i want the leftover number of minutes (don't need hours) for the below scenario and what format should i set it to?

    START BREAK TIME: 13:15 (IN 24HOURS)
    END BREAK TIME: 13:30
    TOTAL TAKEN: 0:15 (MINUTES)
    LEFTOVER NUMBER OF MINUTES (IF I'M GIVEN 30MIN OF BREAK TIME): ?

    Thanks in advance :)

    1. Hello!
      To subtract time in Excel, use the usual subtraction formula =A2-A1
      You can use other methods of calculating the time difference, which are indicated in the instructions above.
      Please go to Format Cells, choose Number -> Custom Format and set
      mm:ss
      In this case, the number of minutes will not exceed 60

    2. in another words, i have recorded the break time used which is 0:15 minutes after subtracting a time from another time. i need a formula to show how much time is left if break time is given for 30 min.

      thanks again!

  8. Looking to calualte the duration between today's date and the date something was entered into my system

    i.e. created date 06/01/2019 -looking for length of time between whatever inputted date verus todays date, can some one help with the formula please?

  9. Trying to subtract one time from another ... including milliseconds and microseconds.
    Format is HH:MM:SS.mmm µµµ
    Example: 15:57:53.529 016 - 15:57:52.896 516 = 0.6325
    Any help would be most greatly 'preciated!

    1. If the time difference is negative, add 1 day (24 hours)

      =IF(B3 > B1,B1-B3+1,B1-B3)

      To the start time you need to add 1 day.
      I hope it’ll be helpful.

  10. hello. suppose i want to calculate OT hrs where staff sign in time is 9:00am and signout time is 3:00 pm. total working hrs is 6. after deducting 4 hrs which is compulsary to work, how could i find the exact time when OT starts? what will be the formula.
    thank you for the help in advance

    1. Hello!
      If A1 is the start time, B1 is the end time, then OT in cell C1

      =B1-A1-TIME(4,0,0)

      I hope this will help, otherwise please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.

      1. Sir

        the start time and end time in single cell how to calculate. i.e.
        07:00-19:00
        22:00-2:00
        i need to reduce 1 hr. where working hors are more then 8 and 30 min where working hours are less then 8.

  11. I am trying to figure out how to subtract time in excel. For example, I have to complete 250 hours of course work this summer. I am wanting to subtract the total hours I currently have from 250 hours, to come up with the number of hours I have remaining. I have 13:45 hours right now and can't seem to get the formula right to subtract that from 250 hours.
    Any help would be much appreciated!

    1. Hello Erin!
      To record time in a cell more than 24:00:00, use the time format "37:30:55". Next apply regular subtraction
      =B1-A1
      I hope this will help, otherwise please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.

  12. I'm racking my brain trying to figure this one out. I'm running a compliance audit whereby I need to work out how much time is worked before 6 AM and how much time is worked after. In other words, if my candidate worked from 1 AM to 9 AM, I need to be able to return a result that tells me 5 hours were worked before 6 AM. Any help is warmly appreciated.

    1. Hello Adam!
      If I understand your task correctly, the following formula should work for you:

      =IF(A7 > TIME(6,0,0),TIME(6,0,0)-A7+1, TIME(6,0,0)-A7)

      I hope this will help

  13. I want to substract 8:00hrs in cell 1 from 4:00hrs in cell2 and also if cell 2 value is 9:00hrs so result should be zero.
    Please help with query.

    1. Hello!
      If I understand your task correctly, the following formula should work for you:

      =IF(M2 <> TIME(9,0,0),IF(M2 < M1,M2-M1+1,M2-M1),0)

      Hope this is what you need.

  14. Hi, I want to calculate the elapsed time students attended my class online. The report shows the time in a format like this:
    2020-05-12 15:41:08
    When I subtract the value of the two cells, I give #VALUE! error. I need the results in h:mm format. I appreciate it if you could help me with a solution.

    1. Hello Alireza!
      Most likely, you have a non-printable character in front of the date. You cannot see him. This often happens when importing data from other programs into Excel.
      Try using the CLEAN function:

      = CLEAN(C2) -CLEAN(B2)

      I hope this will help, otherwise please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.

      1. Dear Alex!
        Thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately, it doesn't solve the problem. The same #VALUE! error exists.

  15. Hello! I need to calculate the time between 05-05-2020, 07:16:58 and 05-05-2020, 07:17:02. This is how it is populated on a report I download. I have tried =C11-B11 as a suggestion and also =TEXT(C11-B11,"d:h:mm:ss"), but I think the comma after date is causing issues.

    1. Hello Sheree L!
      The formula below will do the trick for you:

      =DATEVALUE(SUBSTITUTE(B1,",",""))+TIMEVALUE(SUBSTITUTE(B1,",","")) - DATEVALUE(SUBSTITUTE(A1,",",""))-TIMEVALUE(SUBSTITUTE(A1,",",""))

      or

      =SUBSTITUTE(B2,",","")-SUBSTITUTE(A1,",","")

      Remember to set the time format in this cell.
      I hope it’ll be helpful.

  16. Hi,
    I have issue where I am entering time as text as we want to enter 9:00am in it's simplest form as 900 but have set format to 00":"00 which works well until you do calcualtions and sum totals.
    I have a spreadsheet with 2 examples on it but not sure if I can send to you:-
    !) entering time as text
    2) entering time as time
    both have there issues. We need to enter start time, end time then set a default for 30 min break which can be over typed with longer break (or if less than 5 hours worked no break) and sum the days paid hours.
    Hope you are able to give me some guideance on this.
    thanks, Chris

    1. hello Chris!
      I'm sorry, it is not very clear what result you want to get. If you enter the number 900 in a cell, then you can convert it to time in another cell. Regardless of the format, a number, not time, will remain in this cell. Could you please describe your task in more detail and send us a small sample workbook with the source data and expected result to support@ablebits.com? Please shorten your tables to 10-20 rows/columns and include the link to your blog comment.

  17. In A1 i have a start time as 21:30:00 and in A2 an end time of 08:55:00 and have the formula of =IF(A2<A1,A1-A2+24,A2-A1)in A3; however A3 calculates as 12:35. Cells A1 and A2 set to [h]:mm:ss. Cells in A3 set to h:mm. I need A3 to calculate the actual time between 21:30 the previous evening to 08:55 the next morning in h:mm as the time of travel is through the night.

    Thanks.

    1. Hello Austin!
      If I understand your task correctly, the following formula should work for you:

      =IF(A1 > A2,A2-A1+1,A2-A1)

      I hope this will help, otherwise please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.

    2. Note: A3 should calculate to 11:25 (11 hours and 25 minutes) elapsed time since commecing at 21:30:00, but calculates AS 12:35 (12 hours and 35 minutes).
      Thanks for your support.

  18. Hi
    I have made a simple work schedule to show when each colleagues shift will be.
    I have a single cell displaying their start and end time (eg 10:00-14:00).
    the next column is for the number of hours in their shift.
    Is there a way I can get it to work out the number of hours in the shift automatically, or would I have to have a start and finish time in separate columns.
    I use the same sheet to print and put on the notice board so need it reader friendly.

    thanks!

    1. Hello Louise!
      Of course, it’s better to record the start time and end time in two different columns. But in your case, you can use the following formula:

      =TIMEVALUE(MID(A10,FIND("-",A10,1)+1, LEN(A10)-FIND("-",A10,1))) - TIMEVALUE(LEFT(A10,FIND("-",A10,1)-1))

      Remember to apply the time format to the cell with this formula.
      I hope it’ll be helpful.

      1. Hy. The formula works. I have the same schedule format. But how do I sum up with this formula for multiple days to get the final time number?

        1. Hello!
          You need to find the sum of the cells and the original time (12:10, etc.). Use the guidelines from the "How to sum over 24 hours in Excel" section above.
          I hope this will help

  19. How do you calculate the difference of day and time between days into minutes in one cell?

    for example:
    I have a email that came in last night at 8:30pm and i answered to the email at 10:30am the next day. How many minutes is in between of my response time?

    Also if it was during the weekend days how would it calculate the time?

    1. Hello Roxy!
      I recommend reading the first part of the above article, 'How to calculate time difference in Excel', to answer your question.
      To be able to show more than 24 hours in a cell, please use this time format: "37:30:55". You can find it in the list of Excel time formats.

      If Saturday and Sunday are traditionally considered to be days off, it is possible to exclude those 2 days from calculations with the help of this formula:

      =IF(WEEKDAY(A3) < WEEKDAY(A2),A3-A2-2,0)

  20. I do have two columns with date and time. I want to calculate the difference between them (so, that is pretty easy, only subtract). My issue: 1. End date sometimes is "Null" - in that case I tried to solve by adding if and setting the difference time to 999 or so. 2. I would like output to be in Days, Hours, Minutes, but days shown only if they are >0; and I want result still be a number (for the graph later). Original fields are in format yyy-mm-dd hh:ss. Is there a way to display this? I believe it is possible to do with IF by putting "" if month value is 0, but won't that put the result to text field format? Also, that is pretty lengthy formula, maybe there is a function or format that I am not aware of?

    1. Hello!
      If I understand your task correctly, please go to Format Cells, choose Number -> Custom Format and set
      [>1]m"m." d"d." hh:mm:ss;[<=1] hh:mm:ss;@

      I hope this will help, otherwise please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.

  21. Hi,
    I am trying to figure out how many hours worked in a day using military time. I am also trying to find the difference of hours worked from 8.5 hours. I have to work 8.5 hours a day. Sometimes I work more and sometimes I work less. I would like the formula to highlight a negative difference so I can make sure I work 8.5 hours a day.
    Thanks in advance for your help.

  22. how to figure out the diffrence between time in days if some of them have end date and some dont?

    1. Hello SHAFF!
      If I understand your task correctly, the following formula should work for you:

      =IFERROR(DATEDIF(A1,A2,"d"), DATEDIF(A1,TODAY(),"d"))

      I hope this will help, otherwise please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.

  23. do im doing something wrong :(

  24. can someone help me with this formula I try many time to calculate the hour time to make total duration time and still I am stuck ca some one help=(IF(E4>F4,1+F4,F4)-E4)*X1440 me on that. It's not calculating the duration on time i am try to calculated this formula but its not helping

    1. Hello Caraball!
      Please clarify what time is there in your cells F4 and E4 (dd:mm:yy hh:mm:ss or hh:mm:ss) and what result and in what format you would like to get. I won’t be able to help you without more detailed information on your problem.

  25. AfterDifference in time than roundup gives wrong results when start time and end time is equal ROUNDUP((C3-D3),0)

    1. Hello Manoj!
      For me to be able to help you better, please describe your task in more detail. It’ll help me understand it better and find a solution for you. Thank you.

  26. Hi,
    I have Excel sheet where open Date is available in A column, And Time is available in B column, and closing date & time available in C & D Column. How can i find total time duration between open date & closing date. Thank you for your advise.
    BR,
    John Paul.

    1. Hi John,

      The formula below will return you the number of days between open & closing date:

      =INT(C1+D1-A1-B1)

      In order to calculate this duration in hours, please use the following formula instead:

      =TIME(,(C24+D24-A24-B24- INT(C24+D24-A24-B24)) *24*60,)

      Note! Don't forget to set the Time format for cell E1.

  27. Hi, SIR/MADAM
    iam SRI SINDHU G. SADHU
    i have to calculate time in calculate time i 24 hr formate and i have to mention time without ("AM","PM") how t calculate with formula in excel
    for eg
    if i state today 07:00 and i completed next day at 10:00 hear 07:00 is 7am and 10:00 is next day 10am hear i done my work above 24 hr (24 hr and "+" 3 hr extra) this how i can calculate with formula.....

    thank you

  28. How can I convert times to decimals in military time? I'm trying to write a sheet where I input time in and time out using 4 digit military time (6 AM as 0600, 2 PM as 1400), and receive total hours worked. For example, I have time in as 0800, Time out as 1630, and I'd like to get an answer of 8.5 for the number of hours worked. Not 8:30. No colons. Just decimals where half hours are displayed as .5.

    Thank you

    1. Hello Steve,

      Supposing that your times are in A1 and B1 (800 and 1630 accordingly), the following formula will do the trick for you:
      =(TIME(LEFT(B1, LEN(B1) -2), RIGHT(B1, 2), )-TIME(LEFT(A1, LEN(A1)-2), RIGHT(A1, 2), ))*24

  29. I am needing a formula that subtracts hours worked from 40. I am needing to know the left over hours. Basically I need it to subtract worked hours for the week let’s say 25.50 from 40 hours allowed for the week and give me the sum of that. So 40 - 25.5 =14.50

    1. Hello Amber!
      If you enter working hours in the hh:mm:ss format, you can find the sum with the help of ordinary addition. Suppose you type the time in cells B2:B7 and get the sum in cell B8. However, when you sum several time intervals, the result can turn out to be over 24 hours. In this case, Excel resets the sum to zero and starts the operation anew. To show the correct sum of working hours, please apply a special format to B8: open the Format Cells dialog window, go to Number -> Time and choose "37:30:55" from the Type list. Then enter 40:00:00 which is your maximum working time in a separate cell, e.g. C1. After that, change the formula in cell B8 to see the left-over hours:

      =IF(C1 < SUM(B2:B7), "Over 40 hours on "&TEXT((SUM(B2:E7)-C1), "hh:mm"), C1-SUM(B2:B7))

  30. Ok, Thanks for your response, however I was not able figure out where to put that, should I put it in the very beginning? I just couldn't get it to work.I have IN, OUT, IN, Out, and if I put in say 6:30 for the first in without any of the others populated, the total time says 17.25 Hours, and I would like it to say 0 until I enter a out time. Thanks a lot for helping!

    1. Hello Amos!
      Please use the formula below:
      =IF(COUNTA(C3:F3)>1, ((IF(C3>D3, D3+1, D3)-C3)*24)+(IF(E3>F3, F3+1, F3)-E3)*24, "")

      1. Hi Alexander, Thanks so much for the formula that you posted, and it works great for when I enter the IN time in the morning, but when I enter the IN time after lunch it shows the 16.5 hours again. I suppose I just need to add something? I am lost when it comes to these long formulas. So I have IN, OUT, IN, OUT I enter the time to the closest 15 minutes, then the total column shows the hours. Please let me know if you have any thoughts to get the time to show only the hours in the forenoon if I enter the IN time in the afternoon. Thanks!

        1. Ok, so what I would like is if G3 (which is the total hours) does not show a total unless D3 or F3 is populated. Currently I have this formula in G3.
          =IF(COUNTA(C3:F3)>1, ((IF(C3>D3, D3+1, D3)-C3)*24)+(IF(E3>F3, F3+1, F3)-E3)*24, "")
          Currently it shows 17 Hours if I have a time in E3 but not F3. It seems like C3 and D3 are working exactly how I want them. Thanks a lot! Amos

        2. Hello!
          Check what values you enter in C3 D3 E3 and F3. If only one value is filled, the formula does not count time. Give an example of the source data and the expected result.
          It’ll help me understand it better and find a solution for you. Thank you.

  31. Thank you.

  32. I have a formula to calculate time in excel, which works good, but if I clock in at say 6:30 AM, (cell, C3) it shows a total time, even if the other cells are empty. Is there a way to not calculate time until more then one cell is populated? It is to clock in and out, AM and PM. The formula is,
    =((IF(C3>D3,D3+1,D3)-C3)*24)+(IF(E3>F3,F3+1,F3)-E3)*24
    Can someone please help me with this, or is there a better way of doing it? Thanks!

    1. Just add some more nests to your formula to check if D3 and F3 are empty.
      =If(D3="","") will check D3 and if it is blank will make the cell with the formula in it blank as well. Build this check into your existing formula and you will get what you are after.

  33. Can any one help to find available cars in every 30 mins interval during 24 hrs schedule
    total fleet (cars) 180 , routes 28. Pax capacity 14. turn around duration 90 mins per trip.
    next day i need to generate report with actual transported and available buses to find shortage of cars in every 30 mins / 1 hrs.

  34. I have a schedule with start times and finish times.
    I made separate column for how many hours each day.
    How do I add these times up to find how many hours per week?
    From there I will need to make a separate sheet to calculate hours over 80 per pay period.
    I thought it would be something like this:
    =TEXT(R5:X5, "h:mm") but it isn't working

    1. Hi Beth
      you have made your result to be TEXT and you cannot calculate with text.
      Also when a result is more than 24 hours you have to be careful with formats otherwise Excel will not display what you are expecting. Use cell format "General" or "Number" but not time. If you use time everything goes back to zero after 23:59 like a clock.
      Apart from that, then calculate as normal =sum(R5:X5) or if you really want to =Sum(R5:X5,"[h]:mm") The bracket around the h tells excel to go beyond the 24 hour constraint it normally uses and you need that. Make sure R5 through to X5 are numbers not text as well and watch those formats, it can mess up your calculations big time.

  35. I have start time and total hours worked for the day. How can I get the end time?

    1. Hello Cindy,

      To find out the exact end time, just use the formula below:

      =A1+TIME(B1, 0, 0)

      Where A1 is the start time and B1 is the total hours to work.

      1. Hello Alexander, Im working on an overtime sheet. Where I need to calculate times between(16:00 to 21:59) & (22:00 to 07:59) in different columns

        1. Hello!
          I’m sorry but your task is not entirely clear to me.
          For me to be able to help you better, please describe your task in more detail. Please let me know in more detail what you were trying to find, what formula you used and what problem or error occurred. Give an example of the source data and the expected result. It’ll help me understand it better and find a solution for you. Thank you.

  36. i given one small example for this comment box
    K Column 8:30 to L Column 10:00 =IF(K3>L3,1+L3,L3)-K3
    M Column Result is 1:30
    But in the Same M Column I need time difference in Minute in the same Cell like 90 minute

    1. Change your formula to =(IF(K3>L3,1+L3,L3)-K3)x1440 and you will get your answer in minutes.

      1440 being the number of minutes in a day.

  37. Excellent information. Thanks a lot.

  38. The difference between Old time New time= +/-

  39. Hi, I'd like to count elapsed time but in the situation when dates and hours are in separate cells.
    A1=Start B1=2019-01-12 C1=6:00
    A2=End B2=2019-15-12 C2=20:40
    I'd like the result to be divided into full days (24h) and the remaining time.

  40. I need to make my work sheet for counting my flying hours. It's like that,

    350.45hrs - 150.25hrs = 200.20hrs

  41. Hello. I need assistance with writing a formula to calculate holiday hours for anytime worked before 5pm.
    for example:
    Time in is 11:46 am and Time out is 4:39
    or
    Time in is 2:00 pm and Time out is 12:00 AM

  42. how can calculate extra working hours and minute in amount
    As like-
    Report Time Out Time Total time Working Time/per Day Extra working Time Per hours *50 Rs Extra working Amount
    08:00 22:50 14:50 12:00 02:50 00:00 ??????

  43. How do I add 26 hours to a time if it has to calculate it by office hours say 9 - 19.

  44. Hello:
    If I have start time and end time in one cell, how can i get the toal # of hours. For example: in one cell I have: 05:00 pm - 10:00 pm. How can i get the total # of hours which is 5 hours?
    Thank you so much!

    1. Is the end time always on the same day as the start time?
      Total Hours = (End time - Start time) * 24
      For example -> C1 = (B1-A1)*24
      Where:
      A1 = Start time
      B1 = End time
      C1 = Total Hours
      Make sure the number format for the total hours cell is general or number.

  45. Nakul Neel Ajay Ghanshyam
    Date in Out in Out in Out in Out
    1-jun 11:00 16:00 10:00 19:00 10:00 19:00 10:00 15:30
    20:30 02:00 - - - - 19:20 02:00
    2-jun 10:00 16:00 10:00 16:00 14:30 02:30 10:00 16:00
    20:30 02:30 - - - - 20:30 02:30
    3-jun 10:00 16:00 10:00 19:00 15:00 02:00 10:00 14:30
    20:30 02:00 - - - - 19:40 02:00

    How to calculate night/day

  46. i am looking for the elegant way to calculate night and day power consumption. the problem is that night tariff is calculated from 23:00 to 7:00, and counter indications are not taken daily.
    e.g.
    26 October, 13:06
    28 October, 11:26
    4 November, 17:46
    how to calculate the time (hours and minutes) that can be attributed to the night/day time?

  47. Using the 12 hour format, I am struggling to calculate the duration of hours when the start time begins at PM and the out time ends at AM. For example, if I wanted to find the duration of hours from 12:30AM(A1) to 3PM(A2), I would use the formula =(A2-A1)*24, which is 14.5 hours. BUT this does not work if I were to calculate the duration from 3PM(A1) to 12:30AM(A2), which is 9.5 hours but formula =(A2-A1)*24 will give me -14.5. What formula would I use to find the difference of time from PM to AM?

    1. You can use the formula =(IF([@Start],[@End],[@End])-[@Start]) and write the end time as over the 24 mark rather than going back to 00:00:00. For example: start= 23:00:00, end= 25:00:00, and the duration it gives you will be 02:00:00.

      The formula provided by Mary also works! If you want the same formula for the whole collumn though, that's what I use.

  48. sdsf

  49. 1 hour to two hours and three minutes how much longer?

  50. I struggled, pls help me. I am using an updated version and this wouldn't work for me. Do you know why?

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