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I have looked and cant find this question anywhere. Lets say I have 49
employees who over 4 days have worked 1,572 hours and 19 minutes. How do I enter the 1,572 hrs and 19 min in Excel? Once I can do that, then I believe I multiply x 24 to get a whole number - correct? |
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Enter 1572:49
And, yes, you are correct, multiply by 24, that will give you 1572.316667 Use INT() to get a number without a fraction. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "BobS9895" > wrote in message oups.com... >I have looked and cant find this question anywhere. Lets say I have 49 > employees who over 4 days have worked 1,572 hours and 19 minutes. How > do I enter the 1,572 hrs and 19 min in Excel? Once I can do that, then > I believe I multiply x 24 to get a whole number - correct? > |
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Just format the cell as [h]:mm and enter 1572:19.
Multiplying by 24 will create the value 1572:317 if formatted as General, which is a decimal representation of the number of hours. What whole number are you after, hours, minutes, secs, days? -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "BobS9895" > wrote in message oups.com... > I have looked and cant find this question anywhere. Lets say I have 49 > employees who over 4 days have worked 1,572 hours and 19 minutes. How > do I enter the 1,572 hrs and 19 min in Excel? Once I can do that, then > I believe I multiply x 24 to get a whole number - correct? > |
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Goodness, that was so easy. I still dont know why I couldnt figure that
out. Sometimes you just miss the obvious. Thanks to all! |
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