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Apply a formula as a pivot table calc or suggestion
I have a formula to convert decimal days to Days,Hours,minutes
So 1.5 days would read as 1:12:00 The formula is : "=INT(target cell)&":"&TEXT(target cell,"hh:mm")" I need to apply this formula to pivot table summaries either as incorporated pivot calc or worse case will need to manually apply to pivot table data after pivot killed and data just values and not live pivot. So I basically have a list of different day vlaues such as 1.25 1.5 2.654 370.825 24.45 18.768 19.35 120.89 Any thoughts - thanks |
Apply a formula as a pivot table calc or suggestion
Why don't you just format the cells of interest to dd:hh:mm???
"Todd F." wrote: I have a formula to convert decimal days to Days,Hours,minutes So 1.5 days would read as 1:12:00 The formula is : "=INT(target cell)&":"&TEXT(target cell,"hh:mm")" I need to apply this formula to pivot table summaries either as incorporated pivot calc or worse case will need to manually apply to pivot table data after pivot killed and data just values and not live pivot. So I basically have a list of different day vlaues such as 1.25 1.5 2.654 370.825 24.45 18.768 19.35 120.89 Any thoughts - thanks |
Apply a formula as a pivot table calc or suggestion
Barb thanks for replying - I cannot use that format due to the number of days
exceeding 30 or 31 - it won't count past that and I have some that exceed 300 or 400 days Any other thoughts woul dbe appreciated "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Why don't you just format the cells of interest to dd:hh:mm??? "Todd F." wrote: I have a formula to convert decimal days to Days,Hours,minutes So 1.5 days would read as 1:12:00 The formula is : "=INT(target cell)&":"&TEXT(target cell,"hh:mm")" I need to apply this formula to pivot table summaries either as incorporated pivot calc or worse case will need to manually apply to pivot table data after pivot killed and data just values and not live pivot. So I basically have a list of different day vlaues such as 1.25 1.5 2.654 370.825 24.45 18.768 19.35 120.89 Any thoughts - thanks |
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