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aj81a

Average for times using minutes and seconds
 
Hi,

We need a formula to average out times in minutes and seconds (not AM/PM),
example B3 has 3.51, C3 has 3.42, D3 has 3.37 and E3 has 3.57 (formats for
these cells are just Number as using the Time format results in these times
being converted to AM/PM). Can anyone help, as using just an Average formula
results in results that are above 60 seconds.

Thanks, Adrian

Peo Sjoblom

Average for times using minutes and seconds
 
They are not converted, just use hh:mm or [hh]:mm, all times default to the
type of time format the computer uses so you can bypass that by using the
above which is actually 24 hour format


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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom



"aj81a" wrote in message
...
Hi,

We need a formula to average out times in minutes and seconds (not AM/PM),
example B3 has 3.51, C3 has 3.42, D3 has 3.37 and E3 has 3.57 (formats for
these cells are just Number as using the Time format results in these
times
being converted to AM/PM). Can anyone help, as using just an Average
formula
results in results that are above 60 seconds.

Thanks, Adrian




Sasa Stankovic

Average for times using minutes and seconds
 
[hh]:mm should do the job but all data should be formated as time/date

sasa stankovic

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message
...
They are not converted, just use hh:mm or [hh]:mm, all times default to
the type of time format the computer uses so you can bypass that by using
the above which is actually 24 hour format


--


Regards,


Peo Sjoblom



"aj81a" wrote in message
...
Hi,

We need a formula to average out times in minutes and seconds (not
AM/PM),
example B3 has 3.51, C3 has 3.42, D3 has 3.37 and E3 has 3.57 (formats
for
these cells are just Number as using the Time format results in these
times
being converted to AM/PM). Can anyone help, as using just an Average
formula
results in results that are above 60 seconds.

Thanks, Adrian







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