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Hi John,

To convert the decimal value of 0.2625 to hours and minutes, you can use the following formula:

Code:
=TEXT(TIME(0,ROUND(C2*60,0),0),"h:mm")
Here's how it works:
  1. ROUND(C2*60,0) multiplies the decimal value by 60 to convert it to minutes, and then rounds it to the nearest whole number.
  2. TIME(0,ROUND(C2*60,0),0) creates a time value using the rounded minutes.
  3. TEXT(TIME(0,ROUND(C2*60,0),0),"h:mm") formats the time value as "h:mm" (hours and minutes).

So in your example, if you enter the formula in cell D2, it should display 00:16.

I hope that helps!
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