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18:15:00 22:00:00 4:15:00 PM 18:15:00 22:05:00 4:20:00 PM total 2:50:00 AM |
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Not sure if I understand the question, but try =YourFormula/24 and format the
cell to be a number with zero digits. -- ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Sharon Tischner" wrote: A1 A2 A3 18:15:00 22:00:00 4:15:00 PM 18:15:00 22:05:00 4:20:00 PM total 2:50:00 AM |
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If the cell in the A3 column is intended to be the total of the same row's
A1 and A2 cells, then formatting A3 as [h]:mm.ss will change it from 4:15:00 PM to 40:15:00. I can't see where your 2:50:00 AM total comes from. You asked, in your subject line though not in the body of your message, about converting hours to days. If you want your 40:15:00 displayed as days, then merely format it as General or Number. -- David Biddulph "Sharon Tischner" <Sharon wrote in message ... A1 A2 A3 18:15:00 22:00:00 4:15:00 PM 18:15:00 22:05:00 4:20:00 PM total 2:50:00 AM |
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I need the total number of hours to convert to days. This is for a
reimbursement log sheet for a class I am taking. The result needs to calculate the total number of hours I will be entitled too when my class is done. thx st "David Biddulph" wrote: If the cell in the A3 column is intended to be the total of the same row's A1 and A2 cells, then formatting A3 as [h]:mm.ss will change it from 4:15:00 PM to 40:15:00. I can't see where your 2:50:00 AM total comes from. You asked, in your subject line though not in the body of your message, about converting hours to days. If you want your 40:15:00 displayed as days, then merely format it as General or Number. -- David Biddulph "Sharon Tischner" <Sharon wrote in message ... A1 A2 A3 18:15:00 22:00:00 4:15:00 PM 18:15:00 22:05:00 4:20:00 PM total 2:50:00 AM |
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Whatever hours you've got formatted as [h]:mm:ss, add them up, and then (if
you want the answer in days) format the result as general or number. -- David Biddulph "Sharon Tischner" wrote in message ... I need the total number of hours to convert to days. This is for a reimbursement log sheet for a class I am taking. The result needs to calculate the total number of hours I will be entitled too when my class is done. thx st "David Biddulph" wrote: If the cell in the A3 column is intended to be the total of the same row's A1 and A2 cells, then formatting A3 as [h]:mm.ss will change it from 4:15:00 PM to 40:15:00. I can't see where your 2:50:00 AM total comes from. You asked, in your subject line though not in the body of your message, about converting hours to days. If you want your 40:15:00 displayed as days, then merely format it as General or Number. -- David Biddulph "Sharon Tischner" <Sharon wrote in message ... A1 A2 A3 18:15:00 22:00:00 4:15:00 PM 18:15:00 22:05:00 4:20:00 PM total 2:50:00 AM |
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