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    Question Round Time?

    Hi,

    I'm worndering how to round time to the nearest 15 minutes or quarter when using this format: 0:00

    For example, I have a calculated duration of 1:05 (1 hour & 5 minutes)

    How would this be rounded to 1:00 (1 hour)?


    Here's the current function I have:

    =SUM(P29:P39)
    With 0:00 format


    Thanks
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    Re: Round Time?

    One way is to use MROUND like this

    =MROUND(SUM(P29:P39),"0:15")

    although MROUND is an Analysis ToolPak add-in function in Excel 2003 and earlier versions so you could also employ ROUND like this

    =ROUND(SUM(P29:P39)*96,0)/96

    96 because 0:15 is 1/96 of a day....
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    Re: Round Time?

    Try..

    =MROUND(SUM(P29:P39),1/96)
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    Re: Round Time?

    Hi Daddy Long Legs,

    The, =ROUND(SUM(P71:P81)*96,0)/96 works great!!

    Thanks

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