I'm using the following formula:
=NOW()-B4
"B4" is a date. Right now it formats just a row of numbers like "1234567890". I would like it to insert commas like "1,234,567,890"
Thanks
I'm using the following formula:
=NOW()-B4
"B4" is a date. Right now it formats just a row of numbers like "1234567890". I would like it to insert commas like "1,234,567,890"
Thanks
Format cell: Custom, #,##0
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When I format it like that the number doesn't come out right (as far as the qty. of seconds or minutes). I'm not sure if I need to include any other info from my spreadsheet or not. For instance if I use January 1, 2014 as an example there are 144,704 minutes and 8,682,273 second that has passed till today. The format of the cell is like [mm] for minutes and [ss] for seconds.
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So, per your example what your result will look like?
Instead of 144743 and 8684610 I would like commas in there like 144,743 and 8,684,610.
A B C D 2 Date 01/01/2014 3 Minutes 144,732B3: =(NOW()-B2)*1440 Format of B3: #,##0 4 Seconds 8,683,931B4: =(NOW()-B2)*86400
Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate
or you can do it in one formula
=TEXT((NOW()-A3)*1440,"#,##0")
=TEXT((NOW()-A3)*86400,"#,##0")
I'm trying to understand the formula. Why is it multiplied by 1440 and 86400?
Thanks
You can read about it here
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/i...2064405AAwualy
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