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I am given average hours per day worked and I have to give an average hours
and minutes per week and a YTD weekly average. I can't seem to get excel to
calculate the numbers in hours and minutes format and everytime I try to
format the number to time, it puts an am or pm on it so it still won't come
out with the right answer. Please Help!
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Hi
could you give an example of your data and the formula you tried?

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I am given average hours per day worked and I have to give an average

hours
and minutes per week and a YTD weekly average. I can't seem to get

excel to
calculate the numbers in hours and minutes format and everytime I try

to
format the number to time, it puts an am or pm on it so it still

won't come
out with the right answer. Please Help!


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Hours and minutes in this format: 7:43, 8:09, 9:43, 6:21, 5:53 now I have to
average these hours and minutes for a weekly average and then a YTD
average......

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I am given average hours per day worked and I have to give an average hours
and minutes per week and a YTD weekly average. I can't seem to get excel to
calculate the numbers in hours and minutes format and everytime I try to
format the number to time, it puts an am or pm on it so it still won't come
out with the right answer. Please Help!

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Just use AVERAGE and format as [hh]:mm

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Hours and minutes in this format: 7:43, 8:09, 9:43, 6:21, 5:53 now I have
to
average these hours and minutes for a weekly average and then a YTD
average......

"llstephens" wrote:

I am given average hours per day worked and I have to give an average
hours
and minutes per week and a YTD weekly average. I can't seem to get excel
to
calculate the numbers in hours and minutes format and everytime I try to
format the number to time, it puts an am or pm on it so it still won't
come
out with the right answer. Please Help!



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That helped me Thank You!

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Just use AVERAGE and format as [hh]:mm

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

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benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum)



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Hours and minutes in this format: 7:43, 8:09, 9:43, 6:21, 5:53 now I have
to
average these hours and minutes for a weekly average and then a YTD
average......

"llstephens" wrote:

I am given average hours per day worked and I have to give an average
hours
and minutes per week and a YTD weekly average. I can't seem to get excel
to
calculate the numbers in hours and minutes format and everytime I try to
format the number to time, it puts an am or pm on it so it still won't
come
out with the right answer. Please Help!




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