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I have several thousand rows of data with time duration stored as
text. For example, "00:30:16" is 30 minutes, 16 seconds. Is there any way I can convert this to a number, so that I can run calculations on this time duration? If I can't, I'll use MATCH and MID to slice up the text into three separate columns (hours, minutes, seconds), then multiply the first two appropriately and add them all up as seconds to get the total. I *really* don't want to do that, though. Please tell me Excel has something clever I just wasn't aware of yet. Thanks! |
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