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Divide, not times
cells with say 8,8.5,7,9.25,10 ... etc will add up to a figure like 192 Cells need to be in fractions of a day to ie 8/24, 9/24 to be able to display them as hh:mm If you are happy with the individual ones being shown as decimal hours, ie 8.5 rather than 8:30 - leave these cells as they are. The sum cell just needs to be converted so should be =sum(CellWithHoursValues)/24 Steve On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 08:50:01 -0000, Bikertyke wrote: Why when a try to sum a number of time entries on a spreadsheet who's total should be around 192 (worked hours per month) does the total appear as 00:00. This is despite uning the [hh]:mm format, timesing the whole by 24 and numerous other 'ideas' Any help greatly apreciated. |
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