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your time value is in column B put the following formula in column C and copy it down =((B3 -(TRUNC(B3))) *100/60 ) + TRUNC(B3) then add column C and put the following formula to convert the total back to hh.mm =((C9-(TRUNC(C9)))*60/100)+TRUNC(C9) -- Best regards Rajesh Mehmi "smiley61799" wrote in message ... I am trying to add time and I am having some difficulties finding a way to format my numbers to be on a time scale. Example: John worked Monday 8.02 Tuesday 8.0 Wednesday 8.54 Thursday 8.09 Friday 7.59 This would total to 41.04 hours for the week but if I try to add this on Excel it is using the number scale of 100 instead of a time scale of 60 so I am getting a total of 40.24. Is there any way to format this to add it correctly?? |
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