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I am trying to create a formula where it automatically calucates an estimated
completion time. Where my cell adds the 1.68 to the 5:30 to product the time
7:38. Since time is in minutes and the 1.68 would = 1 hour 68 minutes.

Time 5:30am
Hours worked 1.68

Estimated completion time

Any Suggestion??? Thanks in advance
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Hi Sally,

1.68 is NOT 1 hour 68 minutes it is 1 day 16 hours 19 minutes
you must use a colon not a period. Time is measure as fraction of a day.
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/datetime.htm

use the correct Excel syntax and you will have a working formula.
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"SallyGirl" wrote in message ...
I am trying to create a formula where it automatically calucates an estimated
completion time. Where my cell adds the 1.68 to the 5:30 to product the time
7:38. Since time is in minutes and the 1.68 would = 1 hour 68 minutes.

Time 5:30am
Hours worked 1.68

Estimated completion time

Any Suggestion??? Thanks in advance



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The 1.68 is the value from another formula of time worked.

"SallyGirl" wrote:

I am trying to create a formula where it automatically calucates an estimated
completion time. Where my cell adds the 1.68 to the 5:30 to product the time
7:38. Since time is in minutes and the 1.68 would = 1 hour 68 minutes.

Time 5:30am
Hours worked 1.68

Estimated completion time

Any Suggestion??? Thanks in advance

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if 1.68 is hours then divide by 24 to get Excel time and add the two format as excel time





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The 1.68 is the value from another formula of time worked.

"SallyGirl" wrote:

I am trying to create a formula where it automatically calucates an estimated
completion time. Where my cell adds the 1.68 to the 5:30 to product the time
7:38. Since time is in minutes and the 1.68 would = 1 hour 68 minutes.

Time 5:30am
Hours worked 1.68

Estimated completion time

Any Suggestion??? Thanks in advance



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SallyGirl,

Try =TIME(5,30,00)

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