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Default Dividing Time


I have one cell with a sum of time reduced by allowing staff to leave
early on days where we're slow. I'm using the custom format [h]:mm.
All I want to do is divide that number by 37.5 hours and I'm having a
fair bit of trouble. Any pointers on what formula and/or syntax I
should be using? I've tried simply doing =A1/37.5 but the result I'm
getting back is not correct.

I'm looking to have the result represented as a number w/ 2 decimal
places to indicate the FTE (Full Time Equivalent = 37.5 hours per week)
we've saved.


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