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Is there a way in Excel to convert minutes to hours and minutes in hh:mm format. For example, convert 167 minutes to 2:47.
I still used helper rows/columns, but for the hours I just rounded down the number of minutes divided by 60: =rounddown(L9/60,0) [This results in a negative number for hours] For the minutes, I multiplied the number of hours by 60, and subtracted the total number of minutes from the number of hours (represented in minutes) [basically doing a ...
Then I have a cell where I sum those minutes =SUM(F5:F32) How can I convert that sum to a number of hours and minutes, so instead of “101” it shows “1:41”. I have tried the following formats: [h]:mm shows 2419:12 [h]:mm with the formula =(SUM(F5:F32))/60 shows 40:19 (the same for =(SUM(F5:F32)/60) Just the =(SUM(F5:F32)/60) formula ...
There is a column with time periods in minutes. The time period of three hours and two minutes would be 182. How to conditionally format the cells using a formula to get the following results? 0 → 0 minutes. 1 → 1 minute. 2 → 2 minutes. 60 → 1 hour. 120 → 2 hours. 181 → 3 hours, 1 minute. 63 → 1 hour, 3 minutes
I agree with Excellll; you're going to need VBA to convert the values in place to a string value. This method won't result to text strings; but it might help you get the format you need. Let's say these were my minutes: Type 1440 into any blank cell. Select this cell and press Ctrl + C. Select the range that contains the minutes.
Hi trying to find the excel formula to convert (days,hours,mins, secs into total minutes) so for instance I have : B3=End date and time (07/11/2019 14:38) A3=Start date and time (07/11/2019 14:19) C3=Duration between the 2 above date×) D3=Output result 0 days 0 hours 19 mins 0 secs
I need to convert a number of decimal hours (example: 4.96) and have it read 4:57:36 (4hrs, 57min, 36sec) in an Excel 2003 spreadsheet. I have this formula already, but it doesn't show the seconds. It returns a result of 4:58.
In Excel, I'm looking for a simple way to convert a 24-hour format time range (in various formats) to hours and minutes. For example, I might have different hour/minute range formats: 9-12 // result 03:00
Given the values below, I want to convert the hours:minutes format to a decimal format. 8:30 33:30 If I use the formula =(O5-INT(O5))*24 , which I found on multiple sites, the first value works great but the second value does not.
The square brackets around the mm tell Excel to show the total rather than what would be shown if you took the total hours off. The brackets also force Excel to interpret mm as minutes, not as the month. (Without the brackets, m and mm refer to the month if not preceded by h or hh for hours or followed by ss for seconds.)