HOW can I subtract sumif

Dark0Prince

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how can I subtract the end time from the start time. when I run what I thought would work below it gives me an error for using that (-) symbol

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=SUMIF(Table3[[Host]:[Participant11]],'Employee Table'!$A2,Table3[[EndTime]-[StartTime]])
 

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I don't think you can do that operation in a Table reference. I suggest you create a new column in the Excel Table (your Table3) and call it NetTime. Then, you can put that into the sumrange argument of SUMIF.

In that case, your formula could be: =SUMIF([Host],$A$2,[NetTime])+SUMIF([Participant11],$A$2,[NetTime])
 
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