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Hi, im having an absolute nightmare with this so any feedback would be
fantastic

I need to enter a formulae to calculate a column with hh:mm:ss
(formatted for TIME) against a minute rate. So 00:00:30 at 20p a minute
would be 10p - help!

thnx


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Use =HOUR(B1)*60+MINUTE(B1)+SECOND(B1)/60 to convert the time to a number of
minutes that you can multiply with yor rate.


HTH

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Hi, im having an absolute nightmare with this so any feedback would be
fantastic

I need to enter a formulae to calculate a column with hh:mm:ss
(formatted for TIME) against a minute rate. So 00:00:30 at 20p a minute
would be 10p - help!

thnx


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