On 22 Dec 2006, 11:43, "David Biddulph"
wrote:
No, Martin. Excel'stimes are in days, nothours. Colette will need to
divide by 24, as well as by 60. Your formula will give 2:48 (having lost
the odd 2 days), rather than 2:07.
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David Biddulph

"Martin Fishlock" wrote in message

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If thehourswill be less than 24 then use 127/60 and format the cell as
time
using 24 hour clock.
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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand
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"Colette" wrote:

I have a project which only gives meminutes. I need to convert the
total
minutestohoursandminutes. Example: 127 is the number (total
minutes).
I need it to read it took 2hoursand 7minutesto complete. Needs to
look
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Genius! i found that very useful too!

Cheers

chetz