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30:00:00 is 30 hours, not 30 minutes. If you want 30 minutes it is 0:30:00.
If you have a large number of cells to convert, put 60 in a cell and copy it, then select the range of cells you want to convert, and use Edit/ Paste Special/ Divide. Unfortunately if you type in 30:00, Excel will assume that you mean 30h 00m. If you mean 30m 00s, you need to type in either 0:30:0 or 30:0.0. -- David Biddulph "P Boric" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet with telephone expenditures and want to track them. but some cells have a strange value, for instance one displays the following value: 30:00:00 but in the formula field appears: 01-01-1900 6:00:00 Excel believes the value is 30 hours, but the right value is 30 minutes. Other cells are OK, but when I add them, the wrong value alters the result How can I fix the problem? I've tried changing the format or changing by hand to the right value (30 minutes), but without success Regards Patricio Boric |
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