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Time Format.
I have a column with numbers that represent seconds, for example 109.
How can I change this number (109) to this format, 0:01:49 |
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Time Format.
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=TIME(0,INT(I1/60),MOD(I1,60)) and format it as h:mm:ss -- HTH Bob "GEM" wrote in message ... I have a column with numbers that represent seconds, for example 109. How can I change this number (109) to this format, 0:01:49 |
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Time Format.
=A1/(24*60*60) and format as [h]:mm:ss
-- David Biddulph "GEM" wrote in message ... I have a column with numbers that represent seconds, for example 109. How can I change this number (109) to this format, 0:01:49 |
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