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I wish to charge for a job based on hours and minutes and £60 per hour.
I am doing this by: column to insert hours and mins using [h]:mm format column to convert that to decimal using *24 formula column to convert that using *60 formula I initially had problems for any time over 24 hours but seem to have solved that except it displays in formula bar as a date. For example for 29 hours, 29:00 displays as 01/01/1900 05:00:00 can anyone help with display issue and also to suggest a quicker formula? many thanks |
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