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Creating Hourly Time Format (0-23hrs)
If you put 0:00 in the first row, 01:00 in the second row, and then drag down
to fill, you'll get what you want. It isn't clear what you were trying to do with your formula. -- David Biddulph "ExcelMonkey" wrote: Does anyone know how to format hours in Excel to get a 0-23 axis for a daily chart? I am currently doing the following and getting a 1-24 hours daily chart. Ican't figure out how to make this 0-23 intead of A B [1] 1 ROUNDDOWN(A1,-2)/2400 +MOD(A2,100)/1440 = 01:00 [2] 2 ROUNDDOWN(A1,-2)/2400 +MOD(A2,100)/1440 = 02:00 [3] 3 ROUNDDOWN(A1,-2)/2400 +MOD(A2,100)/1440 = 03:00 |
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