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- Convert h m s (text) to excel time for calculation purposes
I'm trying to convert this column as a workable time output where I can determine averages, max, min etc I can do that once it is in a time format but the challenge is getting it to that format
- difference between [h]:mm and h:mm format - MrExcel
What is the difference between [h]:mm and h:mm format When I try to multiply the number of employees (12) by the hours worked per employee (7:30:00, meaning 7 5 hours) using h:mm:ss format excel generates 9:00:00 Which is incorrect because 12 employees working 7 5 hours each equals more than 9 hours
- Calculating duration sum hh:mm:ss | MrExcel Message Board
I am trying to get a sum of time spent on the phone for agents The format the duration is in is hh:mm:ss when I format the column and do =C2+C3 I get the
- Excel 2024: Unhide One Specific Column Without Unhiding Others
When you unhide the column (perhaps using Alt+O+C+U or Alt+H + O + U + L or Ctrl+Shift+) the result will be that you've left column D and F hidden while unhiding column E
- Distance Speed Time Formula | MrExcel Message Board
Hi, I'm creating a calculator to calculate Time based on known distance and speed values I have a spreadsheet that I downloaded that does this but it is protected and can't see the formula cell format The distances are short and the speed is fairly slow, and the time it takes is in seconds
- Convert text of 0h 0m 0s to actual time data. . . . - MrExcel
Yes, the time data has text with the "h" "m" and "s", but only if applicable The goal is to try to get this data down to minutes ONLY The problem is, if the time is less that an hour it will not have the "h" (Example 8m 3s), and again, if the time data is less than a minute the time data will only have the time in seconds only
- Get time More than 24 Hours correctly | MrExcel Message Board
I have data as below, formula works fine except for greater or equal to 24 hours How to get correct time if it is greater or equal to 24 hours ABC1Time Tracked TextTime24 h 15 m4:15:00315 m0:15:00415 m0:15:0053 h 30 m3:30:0062 h 15 m2:15:00745 h 21:00:00844 h20:00:00925 h1:00:001024
- Reorder column headings alphabetically? | MrExcel Message Board
I have a data set contained in columns A1-FA1 Column headings are in row 1 and are arranged in no special order Is it possible to reorder columns alphabetically beginning A1 left to right? Number of rows will vary Thanks, Rocky
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