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We have a spreadsheet with columns for time started and time finished. The
data shows up as hh:mm. A third column is the difference between these first two, showing total hours and minutes spent on the task. How can I show the data in the third column as hours to two decimal places? |
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Hi,
Just multiply it by 24 and format as a regular number Cheers "Snort5525" wrote: We have a spreadsheet with columns for time started and time finished. The data shows up as hh:mm. A third column is the difference between these first two, showing total hours and minutes spent on the task. How can I show the data in the third column as hours to two decimal places? |
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Thank you for your assistance.
Your quick answer was right on point. "DazzaData" wrote: Hi, Just multiply it by 24 and format as a regular number Cheers "Snort5525" wrote: We have a spreadsheet with columns for time started and time finished. The data shows up as hh:mm. A third column is the difference between these first two, showing total hours and minutes spent on the task. How can I show the data in the third column as hours to two decimal places? |
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Try this:
=(B1-A1)*24 and format the cell as Number with 2dp. Copy down as necessary. Hope this helps. Pete On May 31, 4:56 pm, Snort5525 wrote: We have a spreadsheet with columns for time started and time finished. The data shows up as hh:mm. A third column is the difference between these first two, showing total hours and minutes spent on the task. How can I show the data in the third column as hours to two decimal places? |
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Thanks to all for their help! I did not anticipate such a quick response, and
you saved me a lot of time. "Pete_UK" wrote: Try this: =(B1-A1)*24 and format the cell as Number with 2dp. Copy down as necessary. Hope this helps. Pete On May 31, 4:56 pm, Snort5525 wrote: We have a spreadsheet with columns for time started and time finished. The data shows up as hh:mm. A third column is the difference between these first two, showing total hours and minutes spent on the task. How can I show the data in the third column as hours to two decimal places? |
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![]() =ROUND((Finish-Start)*24,2) "Snort5525" wrote: We have a spreadsheet with columns for time started and time finished. The data shows up as hh:mm. A third column is the difference between these first two, showing total hours and minutes spent on the task. How can I show the data in the third column as hours to two decimal places? |
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Your help is greatly appreciated.
"Toppers" wrote: =ROUND((Finish-Start)*24,2) "Snort5525" wrote: We have a spreadsheet with columns for time started and time finished. The data shows up as hh:mm. A third column is the difference between these first two, showing total hours and minutes spent on the task. How can I show the data in the third column as hours to two decimal places? |
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