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Can I get Excel to calculate hours:minutes when sum exceeds 24?
I'm trying to do calculations involving hours & minutes. Whenever the answer
is more than 24 hours, Excel automatically subtracts 24 from the answer - 27:15 becomes 03:15. I don't want to use decimals instead, so is it possible to get round this? Thanks |
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Can I get Excel to calculate hours:minutes when sum exceeds 24?
Format cell with custom format: [h]:mm or [hh]:mm
The brackets prevent 24 modulation The first will show for example 9:25 and 15:25 The second will show 09:25 and 15:25 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "nickq2" wrote in message ... I'm trying to do calculations involving hours & minutes. Whenever the answer is more than 24 hours, Excel automatically subtracts 24 from the answer - 27:15 becomes 03:15. I don't want to use decimals instead, so is it possible to get round this? Thanks |
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Can I get Excel to calculate hours:minutes when sum exceeds 24?
Just format the cell with the formula in as:
[h]:mm This allows times like 27:15 to be displayed. Hope this helps. Pete |
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Can I get Excel to calculate hours:minutes when sum exceeds 24?
Try a custom format of the resultant cell:
Format/Cells/Custom and then enter: dd:hh:mm:ss This assumes you want to show the # of days, hour, minute and seconds "nickq2" wrote in message ... I'm trying to do calculations involving hours & minutes. Whenever the answer is more than 24 hours, Excel automatically subtracts 24 from the answer - 27:15 becomes 03:15. I don't want to use decimals instead, so is it possible to get round this? Thanks |
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Can I get Excel to calculate hours:minutes when sum exceeds 24?
Use a custom format of [hh]:mm then the hours will just get bigger than 24 Regards Dav -- Dav ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dav's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27107 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=542912 |
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Can I get Excel to calculate hours:minutes when sum exceeds 24
Absolutely perfect!! Thank you to all of you.
"Larry S" wrote: Try a custom format of the resultant cell: Format/Cells/Custom and then enter: dd:hh:mm:ss This assumes you want to show the # of days, hour, minute and seconds "nickq2" wrote in message ... I'm trying to do calculations involving hours & minutes. Whenever the answer is more than 24 hours, Excel automatically subtracts 24 from the answer - 27:15 becomes 03:15. I don't want to use decimals instead, so is it possible to get round this? Thanks |
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