Formatting Numbers as Minutes
Is there any way to format numbers so that Excel recognised them as minutes
so that when they are added together, if the sum is over 60, they get converted to hours, e.g. a total of 90 would convert to 1.5 hours? -- LPS |
Formatting Numbers as Minutes
A1 = 90 B1 you should have the following formula =A1/(24*60) Format cell B1: Format/Cells/Custom/hh:mm -- Portuga ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Portuga's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=6385 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=522704 |
Formatting Numbers as Minutes
If you enter the minutes as
a1: 0:45 b1: 0:55 if C1 is formatted as hh:mm then =sum(A1:B1) in C1 would display c1: 01:40 If the minutes are A1: 45 B1: 55 c1: =TRUNC(SUM(A1:B1)/60) & " hrs " & MOD(SUM(A1:B1),60) & " Min" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Is there any way to format numbers so that Excel recognised them as minutes so that when they are added together, if the sum is over 60, they get converted to hours, e.g. a total of 90 would convert to 1.5 hours? -- LPS |
Formatting Numbers as Minutes
There are two ways:
if A1 contains 90, then in B1 put: =A1/24/60 and format as time and you will see: 1:30:00 AM if A1 contains 90, then in B1 put: =A1/60 and format as general and you will see: 1.5 -- Gary''s Student "LPS" wrote: Is there any way to format numbers so that Excel recognised them as minutes so that when they are added together, if the sum is over 60, they get converted to hours, e.g. a total of 90 would convert to 1.5 hours? -- LPS |
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