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Old 08-06-2015, 11:17 AM
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I am trying to generate times for an agenda.

Each of the 52 groups the agenda relates to has a different start time.

So I enter start time in cell A2

10 minutes later everyone needs to introduce themselves so I need a formula for cell B2 that will take the value of cell A2 (formatted hh:mm) and add 00:10 to it and output the resulting value

15 minutes later score cards are handed out so I need C2 to be B2+00:15

and so on.

how do i do this on windows 10 in excel 2016?
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To Excel a day =1, an hour = 1/24, etc..
So to add 10 minutes add 1/(24*6)? The same reasoning for 15 minutes, etc...
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A2 is start time
B2=A2+TIME(0,10,0)
C2=B2+TIME(0,15,0) and so on
Format affected cells as [h]:00

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Given there are 1440 minutes in a day, the simplest solution is to add n/1440 to the value, where n is the number of minutes. For example:
=A1+10/1440
=A1+15/1440
where the base time is in A1.
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