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if I want to convert 10:16 AM to the format I want, when I use the formula =REPLACE(B1,3,1,"") it produces 0.27777777777778. This is because the time is automatically converted to a decimal which is 0.427777777777778. What i would expect it to produce is 1016 AM. I have no idea how to stop excel from converting the hh:mm am/pm time to the decimal.
Just as a little background the calculation is to work out TOIL (Time Off In Lieu) and has to be performed in decimal hours. <o ></o > The initial calculation is no problem, but I want to convert the results (expressed in decimal time) to standard HH:MM format to display to the end user. <o ></o > For example: 7.4 hours = 7 hours and 24 minutes
I'm trying to create a formula to convert a time to a decimal and then round up to the nearest tenth. As an example: Time = 9:17 Converts to 9.33 Alternatively: Time = 12:16 SHOULD Convert to 12.25 Or: Time = 11:04 SHOULD Convert to 11.0 I'm currently using the formula(A1 is Cell with time): =MROUND(A1*60,10/1440)
Hold down the Ctrl key while dragging tab for Sheet1 to the right. Excel will make a copy of the worksheet.
hi, anyone know a simple way, where if i have a cell that can have either a positive or negative number of hours (formatted as custom h:mm), i could convert that to an equivalent decimal form of hours such as: Get -8:30. need to convert to -8.5 hours. Get 7:00. need to convert to 7 hours. etc...
Hi Everyone, I am trying to convert a column filled with time values into decimal hours, with no success. The cells in trying to convert are in column C: Column A Column B Column C User Behavior Value Time...
In Excel, the value of a displayed time of 00:08:10 which LOOKS like 8 minutes 10 seconds using the format hh:mm:ss, is shown in the Formula Bar as 12:08:10 AM, and has an actual value of 0.005671296 with the General format.
Its easy enough on a spreadsheet doing it with a formula for example 9.3 (9 Hrs 30 mins) in cell A1 to convert it to 9.5 as a decimal by doing the following formula =dollarde(A1,60) and viola its now 9.5
Dears, I've a macro working on my spreadsheet which gives me an output in time format, but it is in decimal (0.04375 for example). I know the number is right, coz if I go back to excel, and format the cell as (h:mm;@) it gives me back the correct number I was looking for. So, how can I get...
I have a range of cells formatted as time (HH:MM). I am looking for some code to put into the sheet's changed event that will convert a decimal entry into time. i.e. if the user types 9.30, the code will convert it to 9:30. I've experimented myself, but the best I can do is code that returns 9:03 instead of 9:30. Any help would be appreciated ...