I have a time calculation in E2 that is a result of a number multiplied by at time the results are nearly always over 1,000 hrs
I have the below formula to display the results in the format of Hrs and Mins but it isn't displaying correctly ie the number in E2 is 1666:40 so it should read 1666 Hrs 40 Mins but its displaying as 10 Hrs 40 Mins
=HOUR(E2)&" Hr"&IF(HOUR(E2)1,"s "," ")&MINUTE(E2)&" Min"&IF(MINUTE(E2)1,"s "," ")
How do I convert all this to times (Hours worked)
I know if I change the format to TIME to total hours does not add up correctly
i.e.
41.53361078
56.47083288
73.12722164
45.45944408
58.28749953
73.75777719
70.7266661
57.02361065
49.52916627
62.88527727
Total 588.8011064
I am running a DOS command to create a directory listing of ONLY DIR files with the short dos filenames and the long filenames. The command used is
DIR /A:D /X /N /S > c:sampledata.txt
Once read into excel, I simply want to have a spreadsheet with the following:
Directory Path Name, DIR Short Name, DIR Long Name
Anyone have some code to already do this? I have attached the sampledata.txt file to go with the pseudo code.
I have a formula that reads the date in Colum B on 3 different sheets. The data on the seperate sheets is pulled from a SQL data base and formats the date wtih the time after it.
11-13-2006 10:47
My formula is looking at dates and subtracting them to give a total count of the occurance of the word "Yes" between dates.
My Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(--('6200'!B2:B65000>=1/1/2006),--('6200'!B2:B65000
formatting the sub-row header of the table also changes one of the columns.
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Here's the formula I have in cell BS65:
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Raw Data: Formatted Data (2 cells):
2005/11/02 23:55:15.758 ==> 2005/11/02 23:55:15.758
2005/11/02 23:58:16.698 ==> 2005/11/02 23:58:16.698
2005/11/03 00:07:13.830
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d/mm/yyyy h:mm
Cells look like this:
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STOPSTARTDURATION
10:4512:151:30
0:201:301:10
5:5012:256:35
19:3020:301:00
16:0517:051:00
15:5017:151:25
23:500:000:10
0:001:001:00
23:300:000:30
0:001:001:00
17:2018:301:10
3:504:501:00
I found a formula for calculating time in the HH:MM AM/PM
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This formula was to give me total hours in the cell for which it is entered, and cell format for the formula was in military format.
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i want to ask for a reason if a item is late where M & line is the time it should have left and N & line is the actual time it left.
TL is the difrence between the two times
i want the input box to read " DRIVER DISPATCHED 30 MINUTES LATE PLEASE ENTER REASON"
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how do i format this to show the difrence in minutes
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3:09
:00
:40
3:48
2:18
:12
:30
1:10
I need to re-format the cells to show like this:
3:09
0:00
0:40
3:48
2:18
0:12
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I’m lost when it comes to making macros and using Visual Basic. Although, I can follow instructions and copy/paste.
The code mentioned in this thread: [URL] ....
[Code].....
Doesn’t work with this particular format. It’s changing the data to this:
03:09:00
:00
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03:48:00
02:18:00
:12
:30
01:10:00
:43
:52
01:32:00
02:07:00
:14
:00
How can I change the VB code to give me what I want?
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10:0:18:640
10:0:2:414
10:0:20:271
10:0:21:651
10:0:21:693
10:0:22:131
10:0:22:70
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Time returns always
2:01:23 PM2:01:26 PM
I would like to have
14:01:23 14:01:26
I am struggling to cope with time (aren't we all).
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How can I retain the hh:mm format from one worksheet to the next without having to manually reformat the cells?
Is there a VBA format method for individual array elements.
I'm importing data from CMS into excel and I then have several other sheets that harvest the raw data from the import and use it to calculate various things.
My problem is that when I import time data, if it is less than 1 hour (eg 39mins, 12 secs) it will format as :39:12 rather than 00:39:12 and for some reason the calculations in other sheets omit any data that does not contain the hours field.
I have tried formatting the cells as hh:mm:ss but this does not force inclusion of the hours field.
I guess what I'm asking is:
1. Is there a way of making excel include both data in the hh:mm:ss format and :mm:ss format in the calculation?
or
2. Is there a way of forcing data in the :mm:ss format to include an hours field populated by zeros?
how can I convert or get a numeric value in a time format?
Senario: Let's say I have 418 as number. This is what I have 418 minutes. I should get 2:58 (2 hr 58 mins).