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number formats
I have time value in seconds (example: 14455 seconds)
I would like to convert to the format HH:MM:SS How to do that? Please Help Me :) |
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Greg,
Divide the number by 24*60*60, for example =A1/(24*60*60), and format the cell as hh:mm:ss -- HTH Bob Phillips "Greg" wrote in message om... I have time value in seconds (example: 14455 seconds) I would like to convert to the format HH:MM:SS How to do that? Please Help Me :) |
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