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Hi There,
I am trying to work out how to convert [h]:mm:ss to a decimal so I can figure out my total FTE for the month. E.g. Cell B17 has 371:29:35, I need to know what that would be as a decimal. Usually as hh:mm:ss I would *(24*60*60) however, that does not seem to work correctly as [h]:mm:ss. (Please note this is for one month) Please help Last edited by Ethan2015; 09-18-2015 at 02:21 AM. Reason: Change Wording |
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Just multiply by 24 and apply the 'General' format to the result...
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Thank you, I had figured it out.... foregot to close this forum but thank you anyway!
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