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How do I display the h:mm minutes in hundreds?
My company uses a time clock that uses hundredths of an hour rather than
minutes. Is there a way to display the h:mm in hundreths rather than minutes without having to convert the time to minutes first, so that I can use the time functions in the graphing and charting? |
Multiply with 24 and format as general, I.e. you have 2:30 in a cell but
want 2.5 instead -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "dpackwood" wrote in message ... My company uses a time clock that uses hundredths of an hour rather than minutes. Is there a way to display the h:mm in hundreths rather than minutes without having to convert the time to minutes first, so that I can use the time functions in the graphing and charting? |
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