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I receive a spreadsheet that is created by an export from access.
One of the columns is a time/date column and is displayed as: 0.359722222 1.818055556 I need to return a format in hh:mm Given the two numbers above, I need the following: 0.359722222 - this is 8 hours and 38 minutes(.3597 of a day), I need 8:38 to display 1.818055556 - this is 43 hours and 38 minutes(1.81 days). I need it to display 43:38 Changing the number format to h:mmonly works if the number of hours are less than 24. I am using excel 2003 Thanks |
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Goto custom format and try [h]:mm
The [ ] around the h will allow it to go over 24 hours. -- Richard "Joe" wrote: I receive a spreadsheet that is created by an export from access. One of the columns is a time/date column and is displayed as: 0.359722222 1.818055556 I need to return a format in hh:mm Given the two numbers above, I need the following: 0.359722222 - this is 8 hours and 38 minutes(.3597 of a day), I need 8:38 to display 1.818055556 - this is 43 hours and 38 minutes(1.81 days). I need it to display 43:38 Changing the number format to h:mmonly works if the number of hours are less than 24. I am using excel 2003 Thanks |
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