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I need to convert a time of more than 24 hours, like 37:45:00 to a decimal
value, 37.75, but don't know the proper function.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Multiply by 24.
Make sure you format the cell to General or Number.

=A1*24
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I need to convert a time of more than 24 hours, like 37:45:00 to a decimal
value, 37.75, but don't know the proper function.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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See answer elsewhere.

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I need to convert a time of more than 24 hours, like 37:45:00 to a decimal
value, 37.75, but don't know the proper function.

Thanks in advance for your help!

JTK


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