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I have a cell (D5) called 'Elapsed Time On-Clock' with the corresponding
answer being in a cell (D6) containing the following formula: =MOD(1+C983-C922,1) I need to retain this answer in this separate cell (D6); however, I would like to then convert the result in cell (D6) to minutes and have this result appear in an adjoining cell (D7). For example: The answer in cell (D6) is 1:20. I would like cell (D7) to contain the result of 80 minutes. How would I write the formula? Thank you. |
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Since XL stores date/times as fractional days:
D7: =D6*1440 In article , Boyertown Casket wrote: For example: The answer in cell (D6) is 1:20. I would like cell (D7) to contain the result of 80 minutes. How would I write the formula? |
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