The reason this is happening is that when you import the times, a vital part
of the Excel UI is not being called. See if you manually type in 01:15:23,
Excel will automatically convert it into a time. The import by-passes this
conversion.

It is, however, very easy to fix. Try this:

In a fresh worksheet type in '01:15:23 complete with the leading single
quote. Excel thinks the value is only Text, not time. In an un-used cell
enter 1. Copy the cell. Then paste/special/multiple onto the pseudo-time.
You will see:

0.052349537

If you now re-format to time, you will get real, genuine, time.
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Gary''s Student - gsnu200780


"macamarr" wrote:

Hello, I imported several columns to a spreadsheet. One column is "Time
hh:mm:ss". When I attempt to add the time across multiple cells it comes up
"0".If I double click the cell, it changes the format of the cell and
calculates.

Example: A1 = 00:05:00 After I double click A1 = 0:05:00
B1 = 01:02:00 After I double click B1 = 1:02:00
Total Time = 0 Total Time = 1:07:00

I do not understand why this is happening!!
P.S. I formatted the cells for time "hh:mm:ss"