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I used the CUSTOM function as [mm:ss], but it's not working as I thought that
it would. What I want is a user to type in the number of dictated minutes they typed for a job; i.e: 2:30 (2 min. 30 sec) and have it stay in that format as decimal after entered. However, I'm getting results of 12:00 for that example when using the format stated above? I also want to add these dictated minutes and have the result calculated in H:MM:SS. HELP? I've tried everything! |
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Even though the display for mat is mm:ss, you still need to enter data
hh:mm:ss. So instead of 12:25 use 0:12:25 when you type -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200832 "Cheyenne" wrote: I used the CUSTOM function as [mm:ss], but it's not working as I thought that it would. What I want is a user to type in the number of dictated minutes they typed for a job; i.e: 2:30 (2 min. 30 sec) and have it stay in that format as decimal after entered. However, I'm getting results of 12:00 for that example when using the format stated above? I also want to add these dictated minutes and have the result calculated in H:MM:SS. HELP? I've tried everything! |
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Hi Gary,
Thanks so much for the info. Is there anyway that the user can just press the . (decimal) key when entering information, without them having to stop and find the colon (:) key when inputting the numbers, WITHOUT me having to do some sort of formulation in another field to make this happen, as these cells are not underneath or next to each other, but various places throughout the spreadsheet. Thanks, Cheyenne "Gary''s Student" wrote: Even though the display for mat is mm:ss, you still need to enter data hh:mm:ss. So instead of 12:25 use 0:12:25 when you type -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200832 "Cheyenne" wrote: I used the CUSTOM function as [mm:ss], but it's not working as I thought that it would. What I want is a user to type in the number of dictated minutes they typed for a job; i.e: 2:30 (2 min. 30 sec) and have it stay in that format as decimal after entered. However, I'm getting results of 12:00 for that example when using the format stated above? I also want to add these dictated minutes and have the result calculated in H:MM:SS. HELP? I've tried everything! |
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Hi Gary,
Thanks so much for the info. Is there anyway that the user can just press the . (decimal) key when entering information, without them having to stop and find the colon (:) key when inputting the numbers, WITHOUT me having to do some sort of formulation in another field to make this happen, as these cells are not underneath or next to each other, but various places throughout the spreadsheet. Thanks, Cheyenne "Gary''s Student" wrote: Even though the display for mat is mm:ss, you still need to enter data hh:mm:ss. So instead of 12:25 use 0:12:25 when you type -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200832 "Cheyenne" wrote: I used the CUSTOM function as [mm:ss], but it's not working as I thought that it would. What I want is a user to type in the number of dictated minutes they typed for a job; i.e: 2:30 (2 min. 30 sec) and have it stay in that format as decimal after entered. However, I'm getting results of 12:00 for that example when using the format stated above? I also want to add these dictated minutes and have the result calculated in H:MM:SS. HELP? I've tried everything! |
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Hi Gary,
Thanks so much for the info. Is there anyway that the user can just press the . (decimal) key when entering information, without them having to stop and find the colon (:) key when inputting the numbers, WITHOUT me having to do some sort of formulation in another field to make this happen, as these cells are not underneath or next to each other, but various places throughout the spreadsheet. Thanks, Cheyenne "Gary''s Student" wrote: Even though the display for mat is mm:ss, you still need to enter data hh:mm:ss. So instead of 12:25 use 0:12:25 when you type -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200832 "Cheyenne" wrote: I used the CUSTOM function as [mm:ss], but it's not working as I thought that it would. What I want is a user to type in the number of dictated minutes they typed for a job; i.e: 2:30 (2 min. 30 sec) and have it stay in that format as decimal after entered. However, I'm getting results of 12:00 for that example when using the format stated above? I also want to add these dictated minutes and have the result calculated in H:MM:SS. HELP? I've tried everything! |
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