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Thank you - this post really helped me
"JE McGimpsey" wrote: 1) XL stores times as fractional days. You can use the built-in TIME function: =IF(C1 < TIME(0,2,0), 1, 0) or just divide the number of hours by 24: =IF(C1 < 2/24, 1, 0) 2) Tools/Options/Edit check the Extend list formats as formulas checkbox (but read Help - there are limitations). Or you can do something like: =IF(C1="", "", IF(C1 < 2/24, 1, 0)) In article , "Roze" wrote: Just another little query, if i was doing the same spreadsheet but the reply email time limit was 2 hrs, how would i do that?? 2hr = 0, =<2hr= 1 And you know when you apply a formula to the spreadsheet, how can i have the column filled down with the formula, so i don't keep inserting it one by one?? |
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