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Convert decimal days to hours and minutes
I need a function to convert decimal DAYS to display "X hr(s), X min(s)".
I currently have a function that converts decimal days to hours, as such: =ROUNDDOWN((A1)*24,1)&" hours" so with a given input of, for example: ..2 = 4.8 hours ..5 = 12 hours, etc. I would like to have a function that's a bit more human readable, as 4.8 hours doesn't mean 4hr 48min to most people. |
Convert decimal days to hours and minutes
Hi Chris
Try the below =INT(A1*24)&" hrs " & ROUND(MOD(A1*24,1)*60,) & " mins" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Christopher" wrote: I need a function to convert decimal DAYS to display "X hr(s), X min(s)". I currently have a function that converts decimal days to hours, as such: =ROUNDDOWN((A1)*24,1)&" hours" so with a given input of, for example: .2 = 4.8 hours .5 = 12 hours, etc. I would like to have a function that's a bit more human readable, as 4.8 hours doesn't mean 4hr 48min to most people. |
Convert decimal days to hours and minutes
Chris, If you dont want a descriptive form and only want to display the man
days in hh:mm:ss format then you dont need a formula. Just right click cell A1 itself; FormatCellsCustomType: [h]:mm:ss If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Hi Chris Try the below =INT(A1*24)&" hrs " & ROUND(MOD(A1*24,1)*60,) & " mins" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Christopher" wrote: I need a function to convert decimal DAYS to display "X hr(s), X min(s)". I currently have a function that converts decimal days to hours, as such: =ROUNDDOWN((A1)*24,1)&" hours" so with a given input of, for example: .2 = 4.8 hours .5 = 12 hours, etc. I would like to have a function that's a bit more human readable, as 4.8 hours doesn't mean 4hr 48min to most people. |
Convert decimal days to hours and minutes
=A1, formatted as [h]:mm or as [h]" hours " mm" minutes"
-- David Biddulph "Christopher" wrote in message ... I need a function to convert decimal DAYS to display "X hr(s), X min(s)". I currently have a function that converts decimal days to hours, as such: =ROUNDDOWN((A1)*24,1)&" hours" so with a given input of, for example: .2 = 4.8 hours .5 = 12 hours, etc. I would like to have a function that's a bit more human readable, as 4.8 hours doesn't mean 4hr 48min to most people. |
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