I am trying to write a formula that will take the value of cell J9 which is in hours and minutes format (hh:mm) and return a value in £.
ie. if J9 5hours and 12hours £15.00
I used this
=IF((J9)5,(J9)24,(J9)>24),15,))) returns #Value!
It won't work as it won't accept the hours and minutes format in J9. If I maually enter a value in J9 like 7.00 it returns the correct £12.00
creating a formula for converting time data that has been created in an excel spreadsheet in minutes i.e. 516 minutes which I need to turn into Hours and Minutes i.e. 08:36 I am not experienced using Formulas, apologies if this question has been posted before, I did use the search facility to look for threads, but could not find anything related
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example attached.
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and
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[URL].....and the answer worked really well; up until a point of
Total Seconds32767
Time From Seconds09 hrs 06 minutes(s) and 07 second(s)
any higher than this value brings a #value error.
