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I am trying to convert times. Right now I have times formated like 1:40
and I need to multiply the times by a per minute rate. so something like 1:40 becomes = 60 + 40 = 100 so that I can multiply by the rate ( 100*5.37 ) I know I am making this harder than I should. What is a simple way to do this? Thanks |
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To Excel 1:40 is the formatted version of 0.0694444444444444
which is 100 min / (24hrs x 60min per hr) So if you're starting with a time value of 1:40 in cell A1, try this: B1: =A1*(24*60) in this instance, B1 returns 100 Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Todd" wrote: I am trying to convert times. Right now I have times formated like 1:40 and I need to multiply the times by a per minute rate. so something like 1:40 becomes = 60 + 40 = 100 so that I can multiply by the rate ( 100*5.37 ) I know I am making this harder than I should. What is a simple way to do this? Thanks |
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Yes it does. Thank you. All I had thought of so far was to add
minute()+hour() and of course was heading down the wrong path. Thanks again. Todd "Ron Coderre" wrote: To Excel 1:40 is the formatted version of 0.0694444444444444 which is 100 min / (24hrs x 60min per hr) So if you're starting with a time value of 1:40 in cell A1, try this: B1: =A1*(24*60) in this instance, B1 returns 100 Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Todd" wrote: I am trying to convert times. Right now I have times formated like 1:40 and I need to multiply the times by a per minute rate. so something like 1:40 becomes = 60 + 40 = 100 so that I can multiply by the rate ( 100*5.37 ) I know I am making this harder than I should. What is a simple way to do this? Thanks |
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