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Hello everyone this formula:
transform hours/cents in hours/minutes
it does not work properly.
If the hours are greater than 24, it is not correct
I hope I explained.
I am attaching the sample files.
max_max
Hello everyone this formula:
transform hours/cents in hours/minutes
it does not work properly.
If the hours are greater than 24, it is not correct
I hope I explained.
I am attaching the sample files.
max_max
The formula
=ORA(1/24*C8)+MINUTO(1/24*C8)/100+SECONDO(1/24*C8)/10000
=HOUR(1/24*C8)+MINUTE(1/24*C8)/100+SECOND(1/24*C8)/10000
max_max.xls
Try
=TEXT(A2/24,"[hh]:mm:ss")
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I would suggest a review of how Excel stores dates and times: http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/datetime.htm#SerialDates
Since time is simply "fraction of a day" convert the decimal hours to fraction of a day: =A2/24
Format as elapsed time (not "time of day"). Format code like [h]:m:s https://support.office.com/en-us/art...2-09fab54be7f4
Originally Posted by shg
Hello ace_xl
your formula works, but it is not the correct:
=SUM(C2:C7)
perhaps not accept the format TEXT.
max_max
max_max_2.xls
Correct, the SUM() function ignores text arguments, including "numbers stored as text". Ace_XL's formula returns a text string, so the sum function ignores results of the TEXT() function.=SUM(C2:C7) perhaps not accept the format TEXT.
Did you try my solution? Mine does the same thing, except it does not convert the values to a text string. It relies on number formatting to provide the sexagesimal notation we are used to.
Hello MrShorty.
I tried it and it works as you say.
=A3/24
size > Custom > [hh]:mm:ss
Thank you.
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