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Concatenate/Text Functions
I wrote the following formula to attempt to convert decimal values in two
separate cells to a h:mm format in one cell: =CONCATENATE(TEXT(B7/24,"h:mm")," - ",TEXT(C7/24,"h:mm")) Cell B7 has a value of .29... and cell c7 has a value of .66. The formula produced the following result: "0:17 - 0:40". This is exactly the format I was looking for but the value I was looking for was " 7:00 PM - 4:00 PM". What am I doing wrong? Any feedback would be very much appreciated. Thanks. -- Brian |
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