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I have a spreadsheet from an outside source and the Minutes are formatted as
a date, so in the formula bar it looks like this: 1/3/1900 10:00:00 PM but in the actual cell, it looks like this: 94:00:00. How can I get the cell to read just 94? Thanks!! |
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If you want to see just the 94, format as [h]. Otherwise =A2*24 and format
as Number or General, not Time. Remember that this is hours, not minutes. Formatting as [m] will show 5640, as will =A2*24*60 if you format as Number or General, not Time. -- David Biddulph "D" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet from an outside source and the Minutes are formatted as a date, so in the formula bar it looks like this: 1/3/1900 10:00:00 PM but in the actual cell, it looks like this: 94:00:00. How can I get the cell to read just 94? Thanks!! |
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I'm not sure I completely follow what is going on with this value (94:00:00
is 94 hours, not minutes); but, if you want to display it as 94, you can Custom Format the cell using "[h]" (without the quote marks). Rick "D" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet from an outside source and the Minutes are formatted as a date, so in the formula bar it looks like this: 1/3/1900 10:00:00 PM but in the actual cell, it looks like this: 94:00:00. How can I get the cell to read just 94? Thanks!! |
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Sorry, for me it means minutes but really, needs to be a hard # of 94. Your
process works with the custom formatting, then adding a helper column and multiplying by 24. Would there be any other way of converting? I have users who will need to be doing this to approximately 20 reports, and 20 columns a month? Seems a bit tedious. Any thoughts? "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: I'm not sure I completely follow what is going on with this value (94:00:00 is 94 hours, not minutes); but, if you want to display it as 94, you can Custom Format the cell using "[h]" (without the quote marks). Rick "D" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet from an outside source and the Minutes are formatted as a date, so in the formula bar it looks like this: 1/3/1900 10:00:00 PM but in the actual cell, it looks like this: 94:00:00. How can I get the cell to read just 94? Thanks!! |
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