I am not too understanding of excel to any great extent. But I need to round
time to the nearest quarter.

Example

8:11 to 8.25
4:41 to 4.75

I am assuming from you example that you are rounding up the time.

Here are the two solutions:

=CEILING(A1, TIME(0,15,0))*24

=TIME(HOUR(A1),CEILING(MINUTE(A1),15),0)*24


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If you want the answer in decimal hours use this formula and format the cell
as a number
=ROUND(A1*24*4,0)/4

If you want the answer in Excel time use this formula and format the cell as
time
=ROUND(A1*24*4,0)/24/4

These round to the nearest quarter hour so 4:17 will yield 4.25 or 4:15

"Meghan" wrote:

I am not too understanding of excel to any great extent. But I need to round
time to the nearest quarter.

Example

8:11 to 8.25
4:41 to 4.75

Thanks alot these should help

"Bearacade" wrote:


I am assuming from you example that you are rounding up the time.

Here are the two solutions:

=CEILING(A1, TIME(0,15,0))*24

=TIME(HOUR(A1),CEILING(MINUTE(A1),15),0)*24


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Thanks alot these should really help

"Sloth" wrote:

If you want the answer in decimal hours use this formula and format the cell
as a number
=ROUND(A1*24*4,0)/4

If you want the answer in Excel time use this formula and format the cell as
time
=ROUND(A1*24*4,0)/24/4

These round to the nearest quarter hour so 4:17 will yield 4.25 or 4:15

"Meghan" wrote:

I am not too understanding of excel to any great extent. But I need to round
time to the nearest quarter.

Example

8:11 to 8.25
4:41 to 4.75

On Thu, 06 Jul 2006 16:39:53 +0100, Bearacade
wrote:


I am assuming from you example that you are rounding up the time.

Here are the two solutions:

=CEILING(A1, TIME(0,15,0))*24

=TIME(HOUR(A1),CEILING(MINUTE(A1),15),0)*24



Not used Ceiling() before, why won't it accept negative numbers.

It is meant to round up to - no mention of only working with =0 numbers

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Thank you

"SteveW" wrote:

On Thu, 06 Jul 2006 16:39:53 +0100, Bearacade
wrote:


I am assuming from you example that you are rounding up the time.

Here are the two solutions:

=CEILING(A1, TIME(0,15,0))*24

=TIME(HOUR(A1),CEILING(MINUTE(A1),15),0)*24



Not used Ceiling() before, why won't it accept negative numbers.

It is meant to round up to - no mention of only working with =0 numbers

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Steve (3)