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I have a report out of another system that shows ventilator time in minutes
and the end user would like to see it in days:hours:minutes. It's difficult to put your head around how long 7171 minutes is. Thank You |
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Divide by 1440 and use a custom format [h]:mm
will get you the time in hours -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "QueenCutieT" wrote in message ... I have a report out of another system that shows ventilator time in minutes and the end user would like to see it in days:hours:minutes. It's difficult to put your head around how long 7171 minutes is. Thank You |
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Divide by 1440 (the number of minutes in a day). Use a custom format of
dd:hh:mm -- Regards, Fred Please reply to newsgroup, not e-mail "QueenCutieT" wrote in message ... I have a report out of another system that shows ventilator time in minutes and the end user would like to see it in days:hours:minutes. It's difficult to put your head around how long 7171 minutes is. Thank You |
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