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Format [m]
I have a cell that is formatted as [m] which gives the result of 91. I want
to use this in a calculation as a normal number, but don't know how, i.e. I want to subtract 91 from another cell which isn't formatted as [m]. How do I do it? |
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Format [m]
Multiply by 60*24 and it is the number 91
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Paul Dennis" wrote in message ... |I have a cell that is formatted as [m] which gives the result of 91. I want | to use this in a calculation as a normal number, but don't know how, i.e. I | want to subtract 91 from another cell which isn't formatted as [m]. | | How do I do it? |
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