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Items per hour
Ok ever so slightly confused
10 lines in 10 mins = 60 lines an hour how do i calculate this a1 is lines b1 is mins Please help |
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=60*A1/B1
In algebra (10lines/10minutes) * (60minutes/1hr) === answer in lines/hr -- Gary''s Student gsnu200709 "k1ngy" wrote: Ok ever so slightly confused 10 lines in 10 mins = 60 lines an hour how do i calculate this a1 is lines b1 is mins Please help |
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If B1 is just a number, in minutes, then you want
=60*A1/B1 If B1 is a time in Excel time format, then =A1/(B1*24) -- David Biddulph "k1ngy" wrote in message ... Ok ever so slightly confused 10 lines in 10 mins = 60 lines an hour how do i calculate this a1 is lines b1 is mins Please help |
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