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I'm trying to create an excel spreadsheet that allows the user to input a
number of hours worked for any given date, but for the spreadsheet to add only the previous 28 day's worth of hours. Everything is going fine, except I want to be able to input 1 hour 35 minutes as 1.35 and not 1:35. I found autocorrection could automatically change the "." to a ":" so it's still understood as a time by excel. However, adding this to autocorrection changes my default settings across the program. Is there a way to make this file specific, so that it affects only this file, and so that it will carry over if another user opens the file on their computer. Equally, if autocorrection cannot do this, is there a cell specific formula to do this, or any other way to input the time using a full stop instead of a colon? Thanks, Chris |
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