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I have an excel 2003 document with 12 pages of all employees listing the
hours and minutes used on each job. I have a grand total at the end, but for some reason when I tell excel to add the times together the figures don't match to what I have added manually. I'm not sure if I have the cell formatted wrong or it's the total - I truly could use some expert help to the novice to excel. Does excel round up? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
Excel formulas
Use custom format [hh]:mm if you use time format, or it will not roll over
24 hours so a total of 30:00 will display as 06:00 if you use hh:mm -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Marie 76" <Marie wrote in message ... I have an excel 2003 document with 12 pages of all employees listing the hours and minutes used on each job. I have a grand total at the end, but for some reason when I tell excel to add the times together the figures don't match to what I have added manually. I'm not sure if I have the cell formatted wrong or it's the total - I truly could use some expert help to the novice to excel. Does excel round up? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
Excel formulas
If times are hh:mm then make TOTAL format [hh]:mm to stop Excel reverting to
zero if 24. And what are the formula? "Marie 76" wrote: I have an excel 2003 document with 12 pages of all employees listing the hours and minutes used on each job. I have a grand total at the end, but for some reason when I tell excel to add the times together the figures don't match to what I have added manually. I'm not sure if I have the cell formatted wrong or it's the total - I truly could use some expert help to the novice to excel. Does excel round up? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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