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Time format in Excel
30:55.2 It's listed under Format cells/Number Tab/Time.
I've never used it because I don't know what it does. I work with amounts of time frequently, and have always used the 37:30:55 by default. Is there a way to get Excel to list hours, minutes, then seconds in decimal format? Thank you! |
Time format in Excel
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-- David Biddulph "kmccormic" wrote in message ... 30:55.2 It's listed under Format cells/Number Tab/Time. I've never used it because I don't know what it does. I work with amounts of time frequently, and have always used the 37:30:55 by default. Is there a way to get Excel to list hours, minutes, then seconds in decimal format? Thank you! |
Time format in Excel
hi
have you tried reformating as general? regards FSt1 "kmccormic" wrote: 30:55.2 It's listed under Format cells/Number Tab/Time. I've never used it because I don't know what it does. I work with amounts of time frequently, and have always used the 37:30:55 by default. Is there a way to get Excel to list hours, minutes, then seconds in decimal format? Thank you! |
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