Time seasoning

The Subtract Time Calculator is a useful tool to obtain the time seasoning difference when you subtract a time from another time. So, for example you want to know what is 39 hours and 20 minutes minus 3 hours and 17 minutes? You can enter them on the calculator to get the time difference. Another situation is you need to work 40 hours a week but you have late deductions like 7 minutes or 19 minutes.

Since you can have multiple entries on the calculator, you can just quickly enter them up on the calculator to know your total worked hours. The first thing you might want to do is to check whether you need all hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds input fields. This is time you want to be subtracted from which is the first row of the time input group. So, for instance, your base or minuend is 56 hours. Just enter 56 on the very first hours input field. We already have a minuend or a base time we went to be subtracted from.

The next thing to do is to enter the time we want to subtract to or the subtrahend. Following our example above, 56 hours is our base. If we want to subtract 2 hours, 4 minutes and 28 seconds from that, we can just enter 2 on hours field, 4 on minutes field and 28 on seconds field. Note that these should be entered on the second row of the time group. When all the values are entered, you can just click on Calculate button to initialize the computation. You will get your result at the bottom of the calculator.

The calculator looks quiet easy to use but let’s make sure that you can use if properly by just mentioning its inputs and outputs. The display settings are added on the calculator for you to personalize your inputs. These are in the form of checkboxes, which is checked by default. It includes the Hours, Minutes, Seconds and Milliseconds. You can actually uncheck the one’s you don’t need and it will be hidden on the display. This shows the mathematical difference of the computation.

This calculator includes milliseconds which is really useful for much precise results. So, what if you have multiple time entries? Either a subtrahend or a minuend, you can enter as much as you want. The calculator will do its thing and you’ll get a negative time or positive time depending on your inputs. However, you can do it manually by following this guide.