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Need help with time
At work we use Excel 2000. Yeah old especially for a billion dollar
industry. Here is question. I built a program to calculate time for my employees. Problem is that Excel uses standard 60 minutes and our time clock uses time in 100. so I get times like 5:87 etc. Can I format excell 2000 to take the time in this format and then do the addition/subtractions etc accurately? My employees are paid to the minute of their time which is kind of nice. Thanks in advance |
Need help with time
You can build a string to format the minutes in 100. I don't think
Excel has a built in format to display the minutes in 100 increments. An example formula at the spreadsheet level, with the time is in Cell A1: =HOUR(A1) & ":" & MINUTE(A1) * 100/60 Hope that helps... John |
Need help with time
This is fairly handy as an alternative
=TEXT(5.87/24,"h:mm") hth Keith |
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