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If your charge-out rate is £ per hour, you will need to multiply by 24
to get the correct amount, as time is stored internally as a fraction of a 24-hour day. So, your formula in C2 would be: =A2 * B2 * 24 formatted as currency, assuming these are the only columns in your worksheet. Hope this helps. Pete Andrew Eagles wrote: I need to multiply the time recorded (in hours:minutes) by the charging rate (in currency) to get the total amount billed as follows: Time Billed Charge Out Rate Amount Billed 01:00 £285 02:30 £285 Please can someone tell me what formula to use, how to do this? Thanks. Andy |
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