I have a spot on my spreadsheet where I am given an ammount of time in minutes.
I need to convert it to hours:minutes:seconds (ie: hh:mm:ss).
Example: 6214.11 must be converted to 103:43:12
In other words: 6214.11 minutes becomes 103hours, 43mins, 12 seconds.........
I have a data set that expresses time in hours and minutes but it can only be exported like so:
7h10
11h03
Any function I could use to convert those numbers into 7.6 or 11.03?
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Example
A1 - Time In 09:00
A2 - Time Out 17:00
A3 - Hours = 8 (A2-A1)
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I have a list that shows total minutes. I need to convert that to days
Minutes
Days
326058
179348
405705
319725
I want the output to be 6.7 days, for example.
What formula should I use?
I am trying to use the Mod function to convert the following:
I have time in hours in A1 as 12.66 and I need it to convert to 12 hours in A2, 39 minutes in A3, and 36 seconds in A4. What formula can I use to achieve this?
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Data is result of microstrategy query so result is
E.g. 17:08
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See the attachecd workbook. It should be quite simple, but for some reason I just cant figure it out!? A bit embarressed In the woorkbook, I need VGTs and VPTs to be in a 15 minutes granularity.
ERROR: Cannot upload workbook - uploader not showing so here are shot of the raw data:
VGTs
VPTs
01/02/2013 00:00
[Code].....
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The items below are in column A (each range is the content of just one cell):
00:00-13:00
06:30-13:15
13:30-13:15 (this spans two days, so it's actually 23H and 45M)
23:30-03:00 & 16:00-22:10 (only the first time range matters; the second can be omitted)
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task 1 54:00:00
task 2 20:45:00
task 3 27:05:20
task 4 51:10:45
total 153:01:05
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Reference: Covert degrees, minutes and seconds to decimal degrees
How can I Convert Decimal Minutes & Seconds To Total Seconds?
Here is the sample
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