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We export information from our ERP system on how long it takes to do a
certain process to a part. The format is automatically a percentage of an hour. For example, to run a part through a lathe takes 0.50 which is 30 minutes. Each part goes through different procedures and has 4 or 5 different times associated with it. 2 questions: 1) I need it to show the time as hh:mm:ss so it's easier to understand AND 2) I then need to add up the time for any given part I can get a cell to show hh:mm:ss by using this formula: =TEXT(D2/24, "hh:mm:ss"). But, then I can't add the time up to get a total for that part. I'm guessing it's because it's formatted as text. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this??? |
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Leave out the TEXT part of your formula; just =D2/24. Then format the cell
as a time value. That leaves it as a number so it can be added (just be sure to format the sum as a time value as well). "Karla V" wrote: We export information from our ERP system on how long it takes to do a certain process to a part. The format is automatically a percentage of an hour. For example, to run a part through a lathe takes 0.50 which is 30 minutes. Each part goes through different procedures and has 4 or 5 different times associated with it. 2 questions: 1) I need it to show the time as hh:mm:ss so it's easier to understand AND 2) I then need to add up the time for any given part I can get a cell to show hh:mm:ss by using this formula: =TEXT(D2/24, "hh:mm:ss"). But, then I can't add the time up to get a total for that part. I'm guessing it's because it's formatted as text. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this??? |
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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
"bpeltzer" wrote: Leave out the TEXT part of your formula; just =D2/24. Then format the cell as a time value. That leaves it as a number so it can be added (just be sure to format the sum as a time value as well). "Karla V" wrote: We export information from our ERP system on how long it takes to do a certain process to a part. The format is automatically a percentage of an hour. For example, to run a part through a lathe takes 0.50 which is 30 minutes. Each part goes through different procedures and has 4 or 5 different times associated with it. 2 questions: 1) I need it to show the time as hh:mm:ss so it's easier to understand AND 2) I then need to add up the time for any given part I can get a cell to show hh:mm:ss by using this formula: =TEXT(D2/24, "hh:mm:ss"). But, then I can't add the time up to get a total for that part. I'm guessing it's because it's formatted as text. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this??? |
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