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Formatting for and adding thousandths of a second
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Are there any means of formatting cells to include thousandths of seconds? And then Summing those times? I know hh:mm:ss - standard time formatting. This adds perfectly, but I am in need of a time entry of Hours, Minutes, Seconds, tenths, hundredths, thousandths of seconds. Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you, most kindly. John |
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Colons help to define the fields and avoid confusion. You can set up custom
formatting that will allow you to work in thousandths of a sec: hh:mm:ss.000 with more than necessary precision: formatted general 01:00:00.000 0.041666666667 00:01:00.000 0.000694444444 00:00:01.000 0.000011574074 00:00:00.100 0.000001157407 00:00:00.010 0.000000115741 00:00:00.001 0.000000011574 -- Gary''s Student "John Kaurloto" wrote: To the group: Are there any means of formatting cells to include thousandths of seconds? And then Summing those times? I know hh:mm:ss - standard time formatting. This adds perfectly, but I am in need of a time entry of Hours, Minutes, Seconds, tenths, hundredths, thousandths of seconds. Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you, most kindly. John |
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Thank you.
Formatting with the zeros will allow me to enter the appropriate value, but when I attempt to add the column of time values formatted in that manner, the result is 00:00:00:000 Without the zeros the column adds perfectly, as if Excel, while allowing me to enter the value, cannot compute any format but hh:mm:ss I could certainly being doing something totally incorrect, but while the format works, the math doesn't. Any ideas as to why this would be so? Am I doing something wrong? Again, my sincere thanks. John "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... Colons help to define the fields and avoid confusion. You can set up custom formatting that will allow you to work in thousandths of a sec: hh:mm:ss.000 with more than necessary precision: formatted general 01:00:00.000 0.041666666667 00:01:00.000 0.000694444444 00:00:01.000 0.000011574074 00:00:00.100 0.000001157407 00:00:00.010 0.000000115741 00:00:00.001 0.000000011574 -- Gary''s Student "John Kaurloto" wrote: To the group: Are there any means of formatting cells to include thousandths of seconds? And then Summing those times? I know hh:mm:ss - standard time formatting. This adds perfectly, but I am in need of a time entry of Hours, Minutes, Seconds, tenths, hundredths, thousandths of seconds. Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you, most kindly. John |
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I think you misread Gary's reply.
The format is h:mm:ss.000 with a decimal before the final 000 not a colon. I was able to add up the same values he gave. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "John Kaurloto" wrote in message ... Thank you. Formatting with the zeros will allow me to enter the appropriate value, but when I attempt to add the column of time values formatted in that manner, the result is 00:00:00:000 Without the zeros the column adds perfectly, as if Excel, while allowing me to enter the value, cannot compute any format but hh:mm:ss I could certainly being doing something totally incorrect, but while the format works, the math doesn't. Any ideas as to why this would be so? Am I doing something wrong? Again, my sincere thanks. John "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... Colons help to define the fields and avoid confusion. You can set up custom formatting that will allow you to work in thousandths of a sec: hh:mm:ss.000 with more than necessary precision: formatted general 01:00:00.000 0.041666666667 00:01:00.000 0.000694444444 00:00:01.000 0.000011574074 00:00:00.100 0.000001157407 00:00:00.010 0.000000115741 00:00:00.001 0.000000011574 -- Gary''s Student "John Kaurloto" wrote: To the group: Are there any means of formatting cells to include thousandths of seconds? And then Summing those times? I know hh:mm:ss - standard time formatting. This adds perfectly, but I am in need of a time entry of Hours, Minutes, Seconds, tenths, hundredths, thousandths of seconds. Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you, most kindly. John |
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Let's first make sure the format is correct. I format cells A1,A2,A3 as
General hh:mm:ss.000 note that the last field starts with a period rather than a colon In A1 I put: 02:31:15.015 In A2 I put: 01:10:12.100 In A3 I enter: =A1+A2 and I see: 03:41:27.115 So the math works. The same three cells, if displayed with "normal" format would be: 0.105034896 0.048751157 0.153786053 -- Gary's Student "John Kaurloto" wrote: Thank you. Formatting with the zeros will allow me to enter the appropriate value, but when I attempt to add the column of time values formatted in that manner, the result is 00:00:00:000 Without the zeros the column adds perfectly, as if Excel, while allowing me to enter the value, cannot compute any format but hh:mm:ss I could certainly being doing something totally incorrect, but while the format works, the math doesn't. Any ideas as to why this would be so? Am I doing something wrong? Again, my sincere thanks. John "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... Colons help to define the fields and avoid confusion. You can set up custom formatting that will allow you to work in thousandths of a sec: hh:mm:ss.000 with more than necessary precision: formatted general 01:00:00.000 0.041666666667 00:01:00.000 0.000694444444 00:00:01.000 0.000011574074 00:00:00.100 0.000001157407 00:00:00.010 0.000000115741 00:00:00.001 0.000000011574 -- Gary''s Student "John Kaurloto" wrote: To the group: Are there any means of formatting cells to include thousandths of seconds? And then Summing those times? I know hh:mm:ss - standard time formatting. This adds perfectly, but I am in need of a time entry of Hours, Minutes, Seconds, tenths, hundredths, thousandths of seconds. Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you, most kindly. John |
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Well I certainly win the Twit Of The Year Award!
My gracious thanks to you both. Now, if you'll pardon me, I am off to the ophthalmologist... "Bernard Liengme" wrote in message ... I think you misread Gary's reply. The format is h:mm:ss.000 with a decimal before the final 000 not a colon. I was able to add up the same values he gave. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "John Kaurloto" wrote in message ... Thank you. Formatting with the zeros will allow me to enter the appropriate value, but when I attempt to add the column of time values formatted in that manner, the result is 00:00:00:000 Without the zeros the column adds perfectly, as if Excel, while allowing me to enter the value, cannot compute any format but hh:mm:ss I could certainly being doing something totally incorrect, but while the format works, the math doesn't. Any ideas as to why this would be so? Am I doing something wrong? Again, my sincere thanks. John "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... Colons help to define the fields and avoid confusion. You can set up custom formatting that will allow you to work in thousandths of a sec: hh:mm:ss.000 with more than necessary precision: formatted general 01:00:00.000 0.041666666667 00:01:00.000 0.000694444444 00:00:01.000 0.000011574074 00:00:00.100 0.000001157407 00:00:00.010 0.000000115741 00:00:00.001 0.000000011574 -- Gary''s Student "John Kaurloto" wrote: To the group: Are there any means of formatting cells to include thousandths of seconds? And then Summing those times? I know hh:mm:ss - standard time formatting. This adds perfectly, but I am in need of a time entry of Hours, Minutes, Seconds, tenths, hundredths, thousandths of seconds. Any help or suggestions greatly appreciated. Thank you, most kindly. John |
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