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I'm trying to create an Overtime sheet for work hours. However, If I work 16
hours 1 day and 9 the next, this totals to 01:00 instead of 25:00. I'm losing
money... please help me.
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Format Custom as [h]:mm

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I'm trying to create an Overtime sheet for work hours. However, If I work 16
hours 1 day and 9 the next, this totals to 01:00 instead of 25:00. I'm losing
money... please help me.



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Use a custom number format of

[hh]:mm

The [] characters tell Excel not to "roll over" time at 24 hours.


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I'm trying to create an Overtime sheet for work hours. However,
If I work 16
hours 1 day and 9 the next, this totals to 01:00 instead of
25:00. I'm losing
money... please help me.



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