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How do I perform math calculations on time increments?
For example, 7 * 20 minutes = 2 hours, 20 minutes (2:20), and 3 hours - 1 hour ten minutes = 1 hour, 50 minutes (1:50). I know how to format cells to show time but I can't find how to calculate an answer that shows up as time. |
easy formula question
The time is actually a fraction of a day. Replace 20 (minutes) with
20/60/24, since there are 60 minutes in an hour and 24 hours in a day. 3 x 20/60/24 should give 1:00 when formatted as time. Good luck Ken Norfolk, Va On May 28, 1:41*pm, j lunis wrote: How do I perform math calculations on time increments? For example, 7 * 20 minutes = 2 hours, 20 minutes (2:20), and 3 hours - 1 hour ten minutes = 1 hour, 50 minutes (1:50). I know how to format cells to show time but I can't find how to calculate an answer that shows up as time. |
easy formula question
If you have true Excel time values entered then it's just straight math:
A1 = 0:20 (h:mm format) =A1*7 (format as h:mm) A2 = 3:00 (h:mm format) B2 = 1:10 (h:mm format) =A2-B2 (format as h:mm) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "j lunis" wrote in message ... How do I perform math calculations on time increments? For example, 7 * 20 minutes = 2 hours, 20 minutes (2:20), and 3 hours - 1 hour ten minutes = 1 hour, 50 minutes (1:50). I know how to format cells to show time but I can't find how to calculate an answer that shows up as time. |
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