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Excel formula
I am trying to create a formula for my spreadsheet. In column a i want the
actual hours/minutes worked (24.30 hours), and in column b i want the convereted hours worked (24.50 hours). Is there a formula when I enter the hours/minutes worked in column a that converts column b to the converted hours? -- Cindy |
Excel formula
What results do you expect if these were your entries:
15.59 = ? 12.03 = ? This formula returns 24.5 based on your sample of 24.30 = 24.50... =INT(A2)+(TIME(0,MOD(A2,1)*100,0)*24) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cindyjb" wrote in message ... I am trying to create a formula for my spreadsheet. In column a i want the actual hours/minutes worked (24.30 hours), and in column b i want the convereted hours worked (24.50 hours). Is there a formula when I enter the hours/minutes worked in column a that converts column b to the converted hours? -- Cindy |
Excel formula
Assuming you're entering a true time value in column a, such as 24:30
(although you could have a different format applied to use a decimal seperator), you can just do this: Formula in B2: =A2*24 Format as a number to show 2 decimal places. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Cindyjb" wrote: I am trying to create a formula for my spreadsheet. In column a i want the actual hours/minutes worked (24.30 hours), and in column b i want the convereted hours worked (24.50 hours). Is there a formula when I enter the hours/minutes worked in column a that converts column b to the converted hours? -- Cindy |
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