I am trying to round up the total sum of time to the quarter hour. I enter time in fields as follows:
WORKSHEET SETUP:
Column B: Time I begin working
Column C: Time I end working
Column D: Total time C minus B
Cell format for columns B and C: H:MM AM/PM
Cell format for calculated field in column D: H:MM
Calculation, column D to show total time on a daily basis: =IF(C6>0,C6-B6,"")
However, I want to calculate total time per month in decimals, rounded up to the nearest quarter hour.
Example:
I worked 5 minutes (I do not want to reflect 15 minutes for five minutes of work). When I total time for the entire month (total daily time in column D), I would like that total to reflect total Hours:Minutes rounded up the quarter hour - but in decimals!
Assuming this is possible, how should I format cells, and what would the formula be for the total of hours per month?
I want round off number to be with the decimals (usually decimals r discarded for round off feature). I ll be able to explain better with an example.
10.36+10.36= 20.72. If i round it up, it vl be 21. what i am tryin is to get 21.00 after round off.
I prepare my bills in excel and after total of all products, if i get a decimal number, I would like it be rounded off to whole number with decimal and 00 at the end (eg. 21.00 instead of 21.27 or 22.00 instead of 21.77). I tried to change decimals but when I select 2 decimal places, it gives me the actual fig(eg. 21.27 instead of 21.00)
I am already using =sum for the total so cannot use another formula (as far as i know, 1 cell can have only 1 formula. Dunno if multiple can be used in a single cell).
I want to apply a score to the time cells ( decimals ) Basically i want to apply this set of criteria to a Row >
IF LESS THAN 0.00694 (10mins) then score 3 IF LESS THAN 0.01388 (20mins ) then score 1 IF BETWEEN 0.01388 & 0.9811 (20mins and 23:40:00) then score 0 IF GREATER THAN 0.98611 (23:40:00 ) then score 1 IF GREATER THAN 0.09930 (23:50:00) then score 3
Is it possible to 'round' a time to the next nearest 15min interval?
As an example in cell A1 I have a value that returns 2:07 PM (its formated as h:mm AM/PM), but in B1 I wish to translate this to the nearest 15min interval in an hour which is 2:15 PM, if the value in A1 was 5:39 PM I would want to show 5:45 PM in B1 etc etc
I would like a macro or event, etc to round an inputted time to the nearest 15 min increment upon exit of a cell.
For example, a user inputs a raw time into cell B5. Upon exit from B5 I would like the macro to round that time to the nearest 15 minutes and keep the time in cell B5. All of the cells in column B would need to have this capability.
1. How do I call teh macro upon exit from the cell
2. What is the code to grab that data from the cell in column B, round it to the nearest 15 minute increment and then put that value back into the same cell?
I need a basic formula that will take my start time from my end time and round it up to the next hour with a two hour minimum. I formated my cell to not have decimals and I tried to use round and roundup along with and if/then formula but no luck. If it makes any difference, all times are in 24hr format.
I work at a facility where we care for adults with disabilities and we need to record times that clients arrive and leave. I created an attendance check-in sheet that needs the current time entered quickly. Is there code that will allow staff to double click on a cell and have the current time entered and rounded to the nearest quarter hour?
I am trying to convert Degrees Minutes & Decimals of a minute (12° 34.567') to Degrees and decimals of a degree (12.57611°). I have the formula to convert latitude, that is two digits, but it doesn't want to work with longitudes, three digits. (see attachment). This is the formula that I am using:
I don't know if there is a setting I'm missing or I'm going mad but when I use the round function in VBA it doesn't round.
I am using Excel 2000. See the example attached.
In the cell A2 I have a value 0.525, cell B2 has a formula "=round(A2,2)" which = 0.53, but cell C2 is assigned via VBA ie Sheet1.Cells(2, 3).Value = Round(Sheet1.Cells(2, 1).Value, 2)
I am creating a graph with a wide range of values (0.06 - 300). The smaller values are barely visible on my column graph. I have tried all of the tricks I know. Any way to get the smaller values to show up instead of just hovering towards the bottom of the graph?
I have some problem when I would like to sum only positive decimals on userform, I would like to separate the numbers with comma (",") and sum them, the format should be "0,0" and only numbers and "," can be given in textboxes. How should I do this?
i have columns of prices in 2 decimal format that I'd like to manipulate, some prices are whole dollars(no cents & no decimals ) and most are dollars and cents in decimal format-- but to do it successfully, i need the decimal removed. I looked at the "format" function but it doesn't seem to allow for that.
is there any way I can have these prices converted to "cent" format( ie removing the decimal, where applicable), showing them not as "dollars & fractions" but as "cents" i'm sure that would solve the problem for me last time I did it by hand and vowed there had to be an easier way!
I am trying to put together a code so that when a user enteres more then two decimal points in the cell value they should get a warning regardless if they formatted the cell to show 2 decimals or not...
Simply the problem is on the sheet I have a lot of people format the cell to show two decimals but when you copy and paste the cell values to other sheets the decimals are still there which causes problems.
I am intermediete in VBA so if someone can shoot me some example codes I think I can make it work on my sheet.
I am trying to combine to cells containing percentages, however when I do the percentages turn into decimals. I have tried using the text funtion, but that just returns the full number 1, no decimals or percentages.
I'm copying a column range containing numbers with varying decimals from one worksheet to another. The new worksheet and column are set to have no more than two decimals places in the cells through the formatting options.
However, numbers stay showing their original amount of decimal places, so I tried hard-coding the format with:
Let's say I have a set of values (A1:A10) where each contains a number, with a varied amount of decimal places (some may have 0, some may have 10)...how can I make a formula in cell B1 that averages A1:A10, ignoring the decimal places (rounding to the nearest whole number)
If I did the Average (=AVG(A1:A10)), I would get 94.2498. But I don't want this, I want the formula to take into account the numbers rounded to the nearest whole number, meaning, I want to take the average of..
93 94 92 95 97 98 99 100 89 86
Which would give me a value of 94.3.. In this example, there isn't much of a difference, but I was simplifying the numbers for time sake
I have a weird problem with Excel. It recognises all numbers as numbers but excluding the number 1. It is only recognised as text as well as a decimals, for example 3.4. So every time I try and add these values up it completely ignores 1 and decimals.
I'm converting metric to British values and have no problem with fixing the decimals when displaying the number. However, I'm wanting to CONCATENATE the unit of measure to the conversion and end up with 12 places beyond the decimal. Entered formula is: =CONCATENATE(CONVERT(T5,"cm","in")," in") Results in 159.055118110236 in
But = CONVERT(T5,"cm","in") Results in 159.1 which is what I want.
I have created a worksheet to figure out (in this case) how many sets of Buckyballs i need in order to get both a square number and a cube number. There are 216 balls per set. My worksheet so far has:
Sets Number of balls Square Cube (Number of sets) (Sets*216) (Number of balls ^0.5) (Number of balls ^(1/3))
The problem is that I am looking for the number of sets required to produce an integer in both Square and Cube columns. I have figured out that I can circle all values that are not integers. I am looking for a way to delete all rows with a decimal value or at least all cells with a decimal value and I can delete the rows from there.
