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Summing hours
I am trying to sum a range of hours e.g.
C4=9:00 C5=6:30 C6=8:00 Total hours worked = 23.5 hours How do I get Excel to understand this? Any help would be appreciated. Driver |
Summing hours
There are probably more elegant methods but this will do the trick.
First of all, Excel doesn't think of those numbers as "times" even though the "look" like times. The are actually fractions of a day. Try formatting your 9:00 as a number and you'll see .375 which means that by 9:00 am .375 of the day has gone by. If I use the formula sum(C4,C5,C6) I get either 23:30 or .98 depending on how the cell is formated (time or number). Remember, the actual value is .98 but it may be formatted to "look" like time. To convert the .98 of a day to hours, simply multiply it by 24 hours and remember to format it as a number. =sum(C4:C6) * 24 should do the trick. - John www.johnmichl.com |
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