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Can Excel Calculate time down to Frames i.e. Television or Film
I work in Television and I'm trying to figure out if Excel can calculate
total durations the format is being sent to me the following HH:MM:SS.F Any ideas? It's the age old question of a legacy system managing information to a second and the new system having a bit more precision. Many thanks! Bill |
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Can Excel Calculate time down to Frames i.e. Television or Film
Hi Bill,
Look at Johm Walkenbach's TIMEXX group of functions he http://www.j-walk.com/ss/pup/pup6/functions.htm -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Bill D. Toronto" wrote in message ... |I work in Television and I'm trying to figure out if Excel can calculate | total durations the format is being sent to me the following HH:MM:SS.F | | Any ideas? It's the age old question of a legacy system managing | information to a second and the new system having a bit more precision. | | Many thanks! | | Bill |
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