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If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM
and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie |
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assuming you have 06:00 AM on g7.
on g8 use =g7+(0.5/24) hit enter and drag it down hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Connie Martin" escreveu: If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie |
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Thank you very much! That works fabulously!
From Canada with thanks...Connie "Marcelo" wrote: assuming you have 06:00 AM on g7. on g8 use =g7+(0.5/24) hit enter and drag it down hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Connie Martin" escreveu: If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie |
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Thanks for the feedaback Connie
-- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Connie Martin" escreveu: Thank you very much! That works fabulously! From Canada with thanks...Connie "Marcelo" wrote: assuming you have 06:00 AM on g7. on g8 use =g7+(0.5/24) hit enter and drag it down hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Connie Martin" escreveu: If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie |
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On May 21, 11:40*am, Connie Martin
wrote: If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. *How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie Place 6:30 in the cell below it and than select both cells and drag down. This will set the time to 30 minute intervolts |
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Wow! That's so simple! Thank you very much! Connie
"Steve" wrote: On May 21, 11:40 am, Connie Martin wrote: If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie Place 6:30 in the cell below it and than select both cells and drag down. This will set the time to 30 minute intervolts |
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A simple way is to type 6:00 AM in the first cell and 6:30 AM in the second
cell. Then select both cells and drag down. For a formula, assuming you type your time in A1, type the following in A2 and drag that cell down =A1+30/1440 "Connie Martin" wrote: If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie |
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Thank you! This is amazing that there are three different ways now to do it,
but I like the simplest one---your first one. Thanks again! Connie "uturnabout" wrote: A simple way is to type 6:00 AM in the first cell and 6:30 AM in the second cell. Then select both cells and drag down. For a formula, assuming you type your time in A1, type the following in A2 and drag that cell down =A1+30/1440 "Connie Martin" wrote: If I formulate a column to time, and if the time in the first cell is 6:00 AM and I drag it down, it advances by one hour. How do I get it to advance by a half hour? Connie |
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