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A1 has 01:00:00 i need to multiply this by 00:07:00
A2 has 01:30:00 i need to multiply this by 00:07:00
A3 has 02:00:00 i need to multiply this by 00:07:00
so basically for every hour working they get 7 mins returned
Hi all
A1 has 01:00:00 i need to multiply this by 00:07:00
A2 has 01:30:00 i need to multiply this by 00:07:00
A3 has 02:00:00 i need to multiply this by 00:07:00
so basically for every hour working they get 7 mins returned
Try this:
=A1*7/24/60
then copy down.
Hope this helps.
Pete
that returns the value 00:00:17 for 01:00:00 worked but they only get 7 minutes for 01:00:00
=a1*7/60 .............
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Maybe..
=INT(A1*24)*7/24/60
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I might be missing something but isn't it just: =A1*24*7 formatted as General?
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Or: =INT(A1*24)*7
if you require each whole hour to be multiplied by 7.
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Last edited by TMS; 09-04-2013 at 06:47 AM.
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