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Using "Time" in Calculations

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    Using "Time" in Calculations

    I am trying to run a series of times in a column.

    In the first row, I have entered a time, using an appropriate time format, to yield "8:00:00 AM".

    I want to increment each row in that column by 1 hour, so the next row displays 9:00:00 AM and the next 10:00:00 AM and so on.

    I haven't gotten it to work right yet.

    Help!



    mmillerct

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    Re: Using "Time" in Calculations

    If your first time is in, say A1, then in A2 use:

    =A1+(1/24)

    And make sure that A2 is formatted to one of "Time" formats.

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    Re: Using "Time" in Calculations

    In the second row/cell, enter the time to yield 9:00 AM.

    Select both cells.

    click and drag the autofill handle (lower right corner of selected range) down to the desired amount.
    Docendo discimus.

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