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If it will always be less than 31 days you could also use
=TEXT(SUM(G:G)/L1,"d ""Days ""h ""hours""") -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Richard" wrote in message ... Whenever I use this formula to show days, it returns a string of decimal places like 3.66666666 days. I would like for it to show something like 3 days 6 hours. Here is the formula I'm using =SUM(G:G)/L1&"Days" Thanks in advance!!! |
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