Here is a traditional Indian time calculation
(1 day) 24 Hr = 60 N
1 N = 60 V = 24 Minutes
How to formulate this in excel 2003.
If A1= HH (hour), B1=mm (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show NN : B2 should show VV - Result
And Viceversa.
If A1= NN (hour), B1=VV (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show hh : B2 should show mm - Result
hh - hours, mm - minutes, NN - Nazhigai, VV - Vinadi - all are numbers
We have a report application and developers that are giving us a real challenge.
1) if you have a cell formatted with:
DD:HH:MM and have a 4 digit numeric value for each section:
47.00:0.00:59.00
you can use the following formula to convert to hours minutes that excel can handle:
=(LEFT(P18,4))+MID(P18, FIND(":",P18)+1,4)/24+MID(P18, FIND(":",P18,7)+1,4)/1440
2) if you have a cell formatted with:
DD:HH:MM and have a 2 digit numeric value for each section:
47:00:59
you can use the following formula to convert to hours minutes that excel can handle:
=(LEFT(P4,2))+MID(P4, FIND(":",P4)+1,2)/24+MID(P4, FIND(":",P4,5)+1,2)/1440
Problem:
our developers have created a new report that now has a variable format
D:H:M
2:6:33
4:3:3
0:22:5
0:2:2
22:0:1..................
I am creating a Little League Schedule and want to start Saturday games and have the lower cells ad 2hr 45min to whatever time I post in the upper cell
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I have created a daily schedule which has a number of factory variables taken into consideration which determine the date and time a particular product should, barring any mechanical problems, come off the machine. (see attached spreadsheet).
The date at the top will be editable by me only so that when I update the production quantities, the “date/time off” column automatically re-adjusts to the remaining quantities.
The formulas are a little long winded, but I have left them that way whilst I try and develop it. I should be able to figure out how to condense them later.
My problem is that the “date/time off” on the right works excellent, but over a 24 hr period.
Ordinarily, we work a 12 hour day (6am to 6pm) with overlapping shifts to cover breaks, and 20 mins warm up at the start of the day for the machine, thus maximising a 12 hour day.
Of course if demand exceeds the allotted time we put on overtime.
Is it possible to specify that normal days are only 12 hours so that if a product exceeds 6pm, it flows into the next day with the balance starting at 6:20am?
And, if the production for the week exceeds the time could I stipulate particular days which we deem are suitable for overtime? Ie, we decide Wednesday is a 14 hour day and not 12.
I had toyed with the idea of creating a 365 day table/calendar, on another worksheet which would have its individual allocated hours in an adjacent column and somehow link them to the date/time off, perhaps by way of a VLOOKUP, but I have been chasing my tail trying to figure out how to implement it.
I require a bit of code that locates where the excel file is stored - it then searches that directory folder for all file names. Any file names with an extension *.hm for example are listed in column A, while their relevant 'Dates of last Modification' are listed in Column B.
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Is there a formula that will calculate standard 60 minute time in to 100 dinute time? Example 2:21 = 2:35. I know how to get to the answer with a calculator, but would like a formula to cut out all of the extra steps.
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create a Macro that runs when system clock changes minute and then at every change of minute of system clock.
For example, if I give the execute command to start the macro at 09:14:45 (HH:MM:SS), then its first run should be only at 09:15:00, then next run at 09:16:00 so on...
I already have a Macro that runs every minute from initial run time, using
Code:
Application.OnTime Now + TimeValue("00:01:00"), "MyMacro"
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I have a worksheet that I enter time values into individual cells:
A1 = 6:00
B1 = 12:00
C1 = 12:45
D1 = 17:15
When I enter these values, I would like some of the values to round to the
next higher "30 minute increment" such as Cell C1 should become 13:00.
I would also like some of the values to round back to the next lower "30
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I am trying to figure out the written formula for needing this answer:
For a time clock with 6 minute rounding.
If I type in 8:20 as the arrival time, I need it to round to 8:18, so that the final time will be in tenths.
Here is the rounding:
Actual Rounded Minutes in Time Clock
:57, :58, :59, :00, :01, :02
:03, :04, :05, :06, :07, :08
:09, :10, :11, :12, :13, :14
:15, :16, :17, :18, :19, :20
:21, :22, :23, :24, :25, :26
:27, :28, :29, :30, :31, :32
:33, :34, :35, :36, :37, :38
:39, :40, :41, :42, :43, :44
:45, :46, :47, :48, :49, :50
:51, :52, :53, :54, :55, :56
Anything in the same line will round to the bolded time.
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Time In----------Time Out----------Total Time----------Decimal Time----------Total Hours
...8:12.................12:00..................3:48......................3.80
..13:00................17:12..................4:12......................4.20..........................8.00
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Example:
Time ----> Rounded To
5:02 PM --> 5:00 PM
5:03 PM --> 5:06 PM
4:18 PM --> 4:18 PM
4:19 PM --> 4:18 PM
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Formula to calculate time allotted minus time used and show the difference in hour and minute.
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Column B | Count
------------------
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Example
In B5 Startime is 22:00
In C5 Finishtime is 06:30
In I3 increment begins at 00:00
In I4 increment ends at 00:30
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Staff A = 12:30
Staff B = 14:00
Sum = 02:30
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