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No need to use VALUE when you convert text in a calculation, the calculation
itself will take care of that, besides I posted this solution an hour earlier -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "OssieMac" wrote in message ... And G'day to You. Try this:- =A3+VALUE("0:0:0.15") Assuming that A3 is a time and the cell with the formula is also formatted to time. Regards, OssieMac "build" wrote: G'day Ossie, Good name! You must be a great bloke. Ossie Ossie Ossie Oi Oi Oi. LOL If I enter 1:26.493 and 0:00.150 in cells and add them it works well. However if I want to do that in a formula I need to use =A3+TIME(0,0,0.15) and that does not work. Is that a bit clearer? Thanks again in anticipation, build "OssieMac" wrote in message ... I think that your problem might be in the way you are entering the times. All times must be entered as h:m:s.0 etc. If you want to enter .15 seconds then enter it as 0:0:0.15. You can set the format to display only minutes and seconds but you must enter the hour when entering the value. Regards, OssieMac "build" wrote: G'day All, I have a table of times in the format m:ss.000 i.e. 1:26.072 1:26.493 1:26.556 1:26.755 I want to add fractions of a second to these times. i.e. 1:26.072 + 0:00.15 I have tried the TIME() function but it does not work with fractions of a second. Thanking you in anticipation, build |
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