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I am a cyclist and I used Excel to track my rides.
Column 1-Date Column 2-miles (which I have no problem with Column 3-time on the bike I am looking to to see how I can add up all the time I have spent on the bike I.E Ride one 3:20:58 Ride two 2:27:33 So on and so fourth I have clocked well ver a 100 hours. But when I hit sum I get like 7.19 Does this make any sense??? Phil |
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Format the result cell as [hh]:mm to allow the hours to exceed 24.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "philbox" wrote in message ... I am a cyclist and I used Excel to track my rides. Column 1-Date Column 2-miles (which I have no problem with Column 3-time on the bike I am looking to to see how I can add up all the time I have spent on the bike I.E Ride one 3:20:58 Ride two 2:27:33 So on and so fourth I have clocked well ver a 100 hours. But when I hit sum I get like 7.19 Does this make any sense??? Phil |
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