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Time Calculations that roll past 24 Hrs
Work with dblHours
Int(dblHours) & ":" & Format(Int((dblHours - Int(dblHours)) * 60), "00") "rocketslinger" wrote in message ... How do I prorammatically enumerate time past 24 Hrs and accurately format the result for display in a userform (ex. 100:30 hrs)? Suggestions greatly appreciated. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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Time Calculations that roll past 24 Hrs
Thanks guys for the assistance. Your suggestions helped me reach my end
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