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325 comments to "How to convert time to decimal number, hours, minutes or seconds in Excel"

  1. RAJA says:

    now i add two homo working hours but it not produce the correct respond
    for example siva = 10.fifty hrs
    raja = 10.fifty hrs
    add together 2 manhours = 21 hrs (excel result)
    only i want 21.twoscore hrs
    how do i do plz

  2. Gaurav says:

    Hullo
    I'k copying the data from the net, the starting time time which in that format like "Fri January 11 xx:30 19" and run time " 00:07:45:07" which is in "day:hr:minute:2d" format. While pasting in to the excel sheet it'southward showing the show digit number like for kickoff time 1547210301409 and run fourth dimension value 27907397. Can u guys propose me , How tin i convert it in same format in excle ?

  3. Saman says:

    Hullo
    I want to show time without am/pm
    how can I do it?

  4. Philip says:

    I'm trying to work out how to calculate fourth dimension worked between 2 times, then minus 45 minutes break but and then change the format from example 8hrs 45mins to 8.75hr
    Our payroll department, works in decimals (1hr 15mins is 1.25hr, 30mins is 0.5hr.

    I'thousand not sure whether that makes whatever sense or not.
    Information technology will brand doing my guys timesheets so much quicker each calendar week.

    Many cheers
    Phil W

  5. Mohit says:

    How to convert any vi digit no for case 71400 into 71° 40' 0" format in excel

    • Hello, Mohit,

      Please do the post-obit to change the formatting of your cells:
      - Select a cell(s) for which you want to create custom formatting, and printing Ctrl+ane to open the Format Cells dialog.
      - Under Category, select Custom.
      - Type the post-obit format code in the Type box:
      ##°##'#''
      - Click OK to apply and relieve the this format.

      I can besides recommend you to have a await at the following article on our blog to learn more than about custom formats:
      Custom Excel number format

      If you have whatsoever questions, don't hesitate to ask.

  6. Asif says:

    Hey Dear,
    I have four, I want this to be converted into hours. Please guide.
    Beneath are the more than examples.
    0
    60
    half dozen.25
    x
    Thanks

  7. Daryl says:

    Need help!!

    I take a column with beneath details and i wanted to catechumen to fourth dimension but i dunno what'south going to be the divisor to properly catechumen to such.

    0
    thirty
    100
    130
    200

  8. Aung Kyaw Lynn says:

    Thank you so much.

  9. Jordan says:

    Could you delight help me with the following?

    If I were to start production at vii:00am and had a work society to produce 500 cases which should take ii.v hours to complete how do I calculate the end time in excel?

    For example... What formula would I utilise to summate the following?

    Get-go Time: 7:00am (Cell A1)
    Hours Needed: 2.5 (Cell B1)
    Stop Time: 9:30am (Cell C1)

    Give thanks y'all very much for your time!

  10. Ahmed says:

    I accept the number half dozen.53 which actually is six hours and 53 minutes and i demand to deduct this number (half-dozen.53) from 8 hours to get to know how much hours and minutes are not attended by the employee so in excel what formula will requite me the desired consequence.

  11. Hem says:

    How do I catechumen 429:30 to 429.5?

  12. Vishal says:

    Hi
    Could you please help me with the following. My software returns an actual elapsing in the following way: 1 hour,30 minutes. This is returned in a unmarried cell. However, I need to convert the output to 1.5 for example.
    Could you please let me know how I could do this.
    Many cheers

    • Doug says:

      Vishal:
      This will requite you the issue y'all want from your sample:
      =LEFT(I29,SEARCH("Hr",I29)-2)&"."&((MID(I29,SEARCH("Min",I29)-3,2))/six)
      Where "i Hr, 30 Min" is in I29.
      You'll have to work with this to get the results you want in another situation.

  13. Derok says:

    Howdy,

    Only wanted to let know others, I am able to find the formula (provisional formatting) as below:
    For more than 9 hours: =CONVERT($D2,"mean solar day","hr")>216 Fill with color 1
    For more 10 hours: =CONVERT($D2,"twenty-four hours","hr")>240 Fill with color 2
    For more eleven hours: =CONVERT($D2,"day","hr")>264 Fill with color three

    Rgds,

  14. Derok says:

    Hi,

    Thanks for the tutorial blog.

    I have a sheet wherein I will be calculating the fourth dimension spent by my team fellow member.

    Time-in will be enter in column B and time-out in column C, I volition be calculating the total fourth dimension spent in column D by formula =TEXT(c2-b2, "hh.mm").

    I want to highlight the column D with one color, if the time spent is more than 9 hours and with some other color, if the fourth dimension spent is more than 10 hours.

    What formula should I use in Provisional Formatting? Or is there any other way of highlighting the cavalcade D cells based on their values.

    Cheers in advance.
    Derok

    • Derok says:

      Hi,

      Simply wanted to allow know others, I am able to find the formula (provisional formatting) as below:
      For more than than 9 hours: =Convert($D2,"day","hr")>216 Make full with colour 1
      For more than 10 hours: =CONVERT($D2,"day","hour")>240 Fill up with colour 2
      For more 11 hours: =CONVERT($D2,"twenty-four hour period","hour")>264 Fill with color 3

      Rgds,

  15. Stamatis Pierros says:

    Hello, Nice Tutorial.
    I have this , i/3/1900 10:20:29 AM , in a a cell. I want to catechumen to sec x:20:29. I don't want the date

    • Doug says:

      Stamatis:
      I would use the Text-to-Columns tool and in the third window select the date and the AM portions and click Don't Import option. Then format the data as Time in the Format Cells window.

  16. Amit Gupta says:

    Sir,
    I desire to catechumen a ten digit number to hh:mm:ss format for eg. 1505475418 to hh:mm:ss

    • Doug says:

      Amit:
      I constitute this caption and conversions on Excel Tips from John Walkenbach.
      If you lot import data you might run across time values stored as Unix timestamps. Unix time is defined as the number of seconds since midnight (GMT time) on January i, 1970 -- also known as the Unix epoch.

      For case, here's the Unix timestamp for August iv, 2008 at 10:nineteen:08 pm (GMT):
      1217888348

      To create an Excel formula to convert a Unix timestamp to a readable data and time, outset by converting the seconds to days. This formula assumes that the Unix timestamp is in prison cell A1:
      =(((A1/threescore)/sixty)/24)

      Then, y'all need to add the result to the date value for January 1, 1970. The modified formula is:
      =(((A1/60)/sixty)/24)+Date(1970,1,1)

      Finally, you need to accommodate the formula for the GMT outset. For example, if you're in New York the GMT commencement is -v. Therefore, the concluding formula is:
      =(((A1/sixty)/lx)/24)+DATE(1970,ane,1)+(-5/24)

      A simpler (but much less clear) formula that returns the same issue is:
      =(A1/86400)+25569+(-v/24)

      Both of these formulas return a engagement/time serial number, then you need to employ a number format to brand information technology readable equally a date and time.

      I've establish that the custom format yard/d/yyyy hh:mm:ss works pretty well. Be certain to make your cell wide plenty to accommodate the size of the value otherwise y'all'll get ##### displayed in the cell.
      I used the formula =DATE(1970,ane,1)+A5/86400
      Subsequently I practice all of this your number turns out to exist ix/xv/2017 xi:36:58
      If you want just the 11:36:58 part you'll need to copy the nine/15/2017 11:36:58 and Paste Special/Values into another cell and copy the eleven:36:58 into some other cell. At this indicate it will be text, so if you want to do a DATEDIF or other calculation you lot'll need to apply the start conversion for that.

  17. NITIN says:

    we take cumulative overtime data in 45:00:00 format (actually in cell it shows like 01/01/1900 9:00:00 PM)
    I want to convert information technology in number value like 45 (information technology must not in fourth dimension format)

    • Doug says:

      Nitin:
      Have y'all tried to format the cell as a number?
      It sounds like information technology is formatted equally something else.
      If formatting it as a number doesn't work try the custom format [H]:MM:SS

  18. VIKASH says:

    Sir,

    I want to convert fourth dimension (06:30) to number (0630) in excel.

    • Doug says:

      Vikash:
      I think the simplest way to convert a value that is already formatted as time in Excel is to copy the values from Excel and paste them into Word as manifestly text.
      When they're in Word, replace the ":" with nada, and then copy these numbers and paste them into Excel.
      When they're in Excel, format the cells as Custom format "0000" and you'll see the values displayed equally you need them.

  19. Doug says:

    Al:
    If you change the formatting to some other Fourth dimension that is included in the Time list, does this solve the issue?

  20. al says:

    I'm trying to calculate the deviation between regular worked and overtime hours (hours over forty)

    I take this formula to calculate the cell of upwardly to xl hours
    =IF(E36=40,J36-40,0)

    all I get is "0.00" or "####################..."

    HELP!

    I and then need to multiply the production of these figures by the hourly wage.

    Thanks

    • Doug says:

      Al:
      How is the jail cell formatted that holds the If statement?
      This looks similar a prison cell formatting issue.

      • al says:

        Its a custom format [h]:mm

  21. Biswajeet says:

    How do I convert ane:45:87 (minutes: second: 100ofsecond)
    The upshot should be in 2d ex (105.87)second
    Simply unable to enter because its automatically takes 1:45:87=1:46:27 please somebody help

  22. Amjad Khan says:

    How-do-you-do promise y'all will exist fine,

    i want to convert number to time format and i used this formula =left(A3,2)&":"&right(A3,ii) and its giving me right time format on beneath number 1234,1232,3145,

    i want to know how to convert these number exe, 0123,0234,0012,0020,0003.

    kindly help me out in this regard

    • Proper name says:

      =IF(LEN(A3)>2,LEFT(A3,LEN(A3)-2),"0")&":"&IF(LEN(A3)>1,RIGHT(A3,two),"0"&Correct(A3,1))

  23. Winston Van Der Merwe says:

    I'm wanting to display 12:34 as 12.34.

    • Doug says:

      Winston:
      Let's say y'all want the original number in prison cell A2.
      Before you enter anything into A2 format the prison cell as text.
      If you desire the modified number in B2 and so format B2 as text before you lot enter:
      =SUBSTITUTE(A2,":",".")

  24. Jeff says:

    I would like to convert "39 hour(south), six min(south), 31 sec(s)" to a decimal

  25. aleem says:

    Howdy Guys
    i want formula that if i put 1430 ,information technology should convert to xiv:thirty. plz assist

    • Doug says:

      Aleem:
      There are several ways to do that, here is 1:
      Where original number is in A2 enter this into A3:
      =TIME(LEFT(A2,LEN(A2)-2),Right(A2,2),)
      And then format A3 in the fourth dimension format yous want to meet.

  26. Kalpesh says:

    I want to IN-OUT Time Calculation formula for my company Register in soft format.

    Worker come in 8 Hrs shift = P

    Night + First (next twenty-four hour period) = P
    8 Hrs + Duty = P + OT Hrs

    required formula as higher up status.

    IN Date IN Time Out Date Out Time Preset OT Hr
    Absent
    01-10-17 half-dozen:xxx 01-10-17 18:30
    01-10-17 22:30 02-10-17 viii:30

    • Howdy,

      For me to understand the problem better, please send me a small sample workbook with your source information and the outcome y'all look to become to support@ablebits.com.
      Please as well don't forget to include the link to this comment into your email.

      I'll look into your chore and try to help.

  27. Rafi says:

    Hello Team,

    Delight let me know how to convert minutes to hours for example I need to convert 120:33:00 to hours & minutes.

    • Hello,
      For me to empathise the problem better, please send me a small sample workbook with your source data and the result you expect to get to support@ablebits.com. Delight don't worry if y'all have confidential information there, we never disclose the data we get from our customers and delete it as soon every bit the problem is resolved.
      Please too don't forget to include the link to this comment into your email.
      I'll expect into your job and try to help.

  28. hyewiz says:

    Delight aid me I need to modify 1.50 to show one.thirty, or 1.25 to ane.15 how can I exercise that

  29. Virginiah says:

    Kindly help me on how to display 130 minutes as integer in excel program

  30. Hobart says:

    How do y'all split elapsed minutes or seconds with thousands separator? I have calculated times between two dates and custom formatting will non allow me separate the minutes or seconds appropriately.

    Thank you

  31. mizan says:

    Hello

  32. SG says:

    How to catechumen "22.91" in Infinitesimal and Second?

  33. SG says:

    Question: How to solve Date and Time in Excel formula if start one day and end next mean solar day?

    I have issue if I accept

    Beginning time: 7/7/2017 23:28:00 (Fourth dimension starting time at evening PM) and
    Finish time: 7/eight/2017 00:00:00 (Time end next day in the morning AM)
    I desire to subtract Stop Time to Commencement time but not getting correct result.

  34. Tanguy says:

    Hi,

    Some question,
    -I have in line A 2 shifts Morning & Evening( with finish & start times)
    - Line B gives my the worked hours for AM & PM( terminate time - showtime time)
    - Line C should give me the total hours ( 27 : 00 ) but instead information technology always requite me the fourth dimension 03:00.

    Whatever workaround

    A: STU 1 iii:00 - 23:00 xviii:00 - i:00
    B: Full 20:00 vii:00
    C: 24-hour interval TOTAL ???03:00?????

  35. Arun Kumarr says:

    Give thanks you. Y'all saved my twenty-four hour period.

  36. rats says:

    Howdy Team,

    Am trying to caluculate the time difference in same only am unable to do that, could anyone help me on the aforementioned.

    09:00 AM-06:00PM in one prison cell some other i demand the number of working hours

    Please suggest me...

  37. Suresh says:

    Dear Excel user's

    I have entered fourth dimension for six.10 mins in Excel (i,e 6 hours and 10 mins) how to i get 310 minutes using the formula Pls assist us.

    • Dearest Suresh,

      please note that six hours and ten mins is 370 minutes. But if yous demand 310 minutes exactly and half dozen:10 is stored in A1, please use the following formula:
      =(A1*1440)-60

  38. Thiruppathi says:

    when am (threescore+12)/60 I got answer as i.20 hours simply the correct answer is 1.12 hours how tin can I 1.12 hours.do u have any formula for than...please reply as soon as possible

  39. Abdul Rehman says:

    hello,
    i wants to calculate over time .our arrangement start overtime after xxx minutes to the regular time. i am unable to set overtime formula .
    Please guide me an Example ..i am using Excel 2013.
    Best regards,
    Abdul Rehman

  40. Abdul Rehman says:

    Hi,
    i am making attendance sheet and i am unable to go the outcome when an employee works less then the regular time ,so i demand his hours in Negative numbers.please guide me how can i get negative numbers.i am using h:m format in excel 2013.
    Best regards,
    Abdul Rehman

  41. SAQUIB says:

    How to Write fifteen:30 into 15 hours 30 minutes?
    i don't have any format like this in format cell- custom

    • Simran says:

      You tin can write (hh "hours" mm "minutes") in custom window, without the brackets(). I take written it just to brand it wait dissimilar from other text.

  42. SAQUIB says:

    How to write xv:30 into 15 hours 30 minutes?

    Cheers in Accelerate.

  43. Ashley says:

    I need to convert minutes to individual units
    cavalcade A has the date, column B has the start time column C has the stop time

    8-22 mins = 1 Unit
    23-37= 2 Units
    38-52 = 3 Units
    53-67 = 4 Units

    The Units are made so you tin cull them from a drop box.
    I need it so that the times = the correct number of units, if they enter the wrong units or no units information technology would highlight. Or else if the time equals seven mins or less that the fourth dimension is highlighted. PLEASE HELP

  44. Danish says:

    Hi,

    I have a Question for my offical report work.

    i used this formula to =INT(I2-A2) & " days, " & Hour(I2-A2) & " hours, " & MINUTE(I2-A2) & " minutes and " & SECOND(I2-A2) & " seconds" to get the exact days,hours,min,&sec . in this scenario i demand to covert this values into percentage .

    My task time is 5 hours if i exceed the limit the cell wants to bear witness the exact percentage

    eg1 : i received one mail service on 22 jan 2022 12:14:xx pm and i replied to that mail service on 22 jan 2022 20:41:xx pm . it exceed my task line so could you please assist me what formula should i used to solve the event.

  45. Chris says:

    Anyone out there, tin you aid me, please?

    I am trying to convert 21 hours 36 minutes to a decimal format in Excel, for a part-time weekly timesheet i.e. 21.vi hours, what formula practise I need to utilise to achieve this?

  46. Val says:

    How can I calculate the fourth dimension into hours?

    Mean solar day In Out Regular Hours
    1 vii:13am one:15pm

  47. Deb3000 says:

    How would you lot calculate an end fourth dimension if the start time is 8am and the hours worked is 6.75?

  48. Lakhvir Singh says:

    Hullo everyone,
    How can I calculate agricultural land units, I have

    20 Marla=ane Kanal
    8Kanal=1 Acre (i.e. 1 Acre is equal to 160 Marla)

    How to Add, Decrease, Multiply or Divide these units ?
    kindly help

  49. Wilbur says:

    How do I show but values and non "0"
    examples
    Fourth dimension event 0:03:51 would show as 3:51
    Time result 0:30:10 would prove equally thirty:ten
    Time consequence 0:00:22 would show as :22 or 0:22

    The electric current prison cell formula is
    =Fourth dimension(N160,Q160*60,P160)
    Thank you

  50. alex says:

    I have data that is formatted in the following fashion.

    "22 minutes" where the minutes are written every bit a number followed by the word "minutes" every bit well as "ane hr 30 min" where the time is larger than an hr and they are written with a number for the hour followed past "hour" and the a number for the minutes followed by "min". Is there a way to first separate the two different notations and then convert the numbers to a format hh:mm:ss? Any help would be appreciated.

    Cheers!

  51. Fazli says:

    Hai All,

    How to convent from number to time east.g.085600 to 8:56:00 AM

    Thanks

  52. Peshiyaboy says:

    Hi Elnur,

    You can use beneath formula to count 24 hrs time:-

    suppose your 1 time in cavalcade A and 2 time in column B then blazon-
    =((b2-a2)+(b2<a2))

    change number format to hh:mm past pressing ctrl+i.

    enjoy...!!

  53. Elnur says:

    Howdy,
    we have a daily reports and they are counted from 20:00 hours to 08:00 hours, I found a problem counting the hours,

    for example if work started at 23:00 and completed at 06:00 hours, what formula shall I apply to get right result?

    xls. simply takes 23:00-06:00 = 17, which is non correct,

    I plant a way but I believe the is must be a easier way??

    Thank you

  54. aaditya says:

    thanks

  55. VAIBHAV says:

    HOW TO COUNT TOTAL Calendar month HR (MINES ATTEND... SHRRT Engagement 26 OCT TO 25 NOV Total 31 DAY ,SO HOW TO COUNT 31 24-hour interval TIME

  56. Kannan says:

    Hello All,
    I attempt to calculate total hours and minutes for below list of values.
    05:07:00 05:33:00 06:29:00 06:29:00 06:28:00 07:01:00
    (Those values are placed from B3 column the G3 column)
    I tried this formula
    =Minute (SUM (B3: G3) /60) &":"&Second (SUM (B3: G3) /threescore)
    At present I have got exact time, just there are some discrepancies in minutes.
    As per the formula I need to get "37:07:00", but I used to get "37:10:00".
    Kindly assistance some one to solve this upshot.

    Regards

    Kannan Mohan

  57. Daovon Latsena says:

    Hi all professionals,
    could you delight helping me to summate from number to be a time, ex: 7.15 to be 7:15 ?

    Cheers in accelerate..

    Daovon

    • Hi Daovon,

      The kickoff thought that comes to heed is using the Supersede All feature to alter all dots (.) to colons (:). Every bit before long as you do this, Excel will interpret your entries as times.

  58. timekeeper says:

    hello, i'm adding the numbers of hours worked but when i autosum the values, it is not getting the right issue. how to i add together time values in decimal betoken? thanks

  59. Samuel Due south Yeager says:

    Is there a style to set an excel equation then that for time, one box says 0700 the next says something similar 0930 and the net time box says two.5 ?

  60. Scott says:

    I accept a big spreadsheet with times spent on a task stored in this format
    dd:hh:mm:ss (days:hours:minutes:seconds)
    The second cavalcade shows how many tasks completed in that time (usually in the thousands).
    Is there a simple manner to show how long is spent on each task?

    Thanks

  61. Saravana P says:

    i have attendence machine written report in excel where its mantioned 10.six in general foramt when we catechumen that in to time its showing ii:06 how can nosotros solve this problem kindly help

    thanks

  62. Rizwan says:

    Thank you then much for this valuable effort. Delight I demand your assist in calculating the daily over fourth dimension equally i have 2 column for; "IN" (Hr:Min AM) & "OUT" (Hr:Min PM) and the regular working hours shouldn't be less than vii Hours started from any fourth dimension betwixt 7:00 AM to viii:00 AM and finished at anytime between 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM if information technology is not inside the regular range should be deducted from the overtime. So to color the exceeded time in Cyan
    Thank you so much

  63. M says:

    I am trying to convert Regular hours which is in format hh:mm to straight time hours, for instance of ii.95 equals two.57 becuase we separate 0.95 past threescore to make it at 0.57. I tried using =Hours(cell) + Minutes(Cell/lx), I get 0:00

    Please guide

  64. Kris says:

    Hello,
    I need to calculate the duration of certain activities: beginning - stop = elapsing. The start stop cells are formatted: ten/xviii/2016 xx:05. I need the difference in numeric form ( not text ). To make it harder there only 12 production hours per 24-hour interval. So, if production ends at 17:00 and restarts at five:00 the job, for example, started at thirteen:30 and ended the side by side twenty-four hour period at 8:00. The actual task time is vi.5 hrs. I don't want to include the non work time. I demand the results in decimal format. Is this possible?

    Please let me know. Thanks

  65. Cathy Moore says:

    I am trying to convert 35.66 (this is 35 hours and .66 of an hour) into days:hours:minutes
    The manual conversion is 1:11:40 (one twenty-four hour period:11hours:39.six minutes)
    is at that place a formula for this and so that I practice not have to convert manually?
    Tin anyone help with this?

  66. Colleen says:

    How-do-you-do all, I am trying to convert hours into twenty-four hour period:hour:minute.
    due east.k. 208.03 and 852.47 to be converted into 28:2:fourteen and 115:7:13. Is anyone able to assist?

  67. A.Razak says:

    Hullo anybody there
    I demand your help, to solve my problem
    working hours in my workshop in 3 shifts
    shift 1 starts 06:twoscore Ends fifteen:twenty with intermission time from 11:45 to 12:20 total of 0.forty Min.
    shift 2 starts 15:00 Ends 23:twenty with break fourth dimension from 19:00 to 19:20 total of 0.20 Min.
    shift 3 starts 23:00 Ends 07:xx with break time from 03:00 to 03:20 total of 0.20 Min.
    My quistion is how tin can i calculate the exact working hours for each shift without the break time hours past usiing excel formula.

  68. Pascal says:

    Hi There,
    I take calculated elapsed fourth dimension, but rather than excel using ":" as time separator, I want to use "h" for hours and "g" for minutes. For example: 01:50 should be displayed equally 01h50m. I desire to keep information technology formatted as a fourth dimension to be able to total up elapsed times later on.
    Thanks

    • Nick says:

      I discovered by experiment that yous tin utilise a backslash to escape the character you want to use as text in the format. So for your case the format field should contain hh\hmm\m. This works both in the custom format field for a cell and in a TEXT() office. For example, =TEXT(0.25,"hh\hmm\g") displays text 06h00m.

  69. JIm says:

    I see an error in your formula for Converting time to hours in Excel

    =HOUR(A2) + Infinitesimal(A2)/60 + SECOND(A2)/360

    That last value should be 3600.
    I found your tutorial just kept getting wrong values.
    This is when I discovered that error.

    • Paul says:

      As Jim (mail 32) has already noted in September, the formula to catechumen time to hours should read
      =HOUR(A2) + Minute(A2)/60 + 2d(A2)/3600, not 360! It does brand a difference. Could you plse alter that in the text.
      Thank you, Paul

  70. Orly says:

    Hello guys,

    Anyone could assistance me convert total fourth dimension to decimal? Ex. 58:16hrs to be converted to 2d 10.26h.

    Thank you.

  71. John says:

    How-do-you-do all,

    I am trying to multiply x number by minutes and seconds and then get the issue in days, hours and minutes.

    For case, if I take 1100 units and each unit takes 4 minutes fifty seconds to produce, what formula would I use to determine that it takes x days, y hours and z minutes to produce the 1100 units. Not too concerned nearly seconds.

  72. Ivan says:

    Love all,

    could you requite me ane hint :)
    I'd like to sum/add decimal number with general number.
    Can I do information technology ? I was looking for merely I couldn't find. Thank you!

  73. DIK says:

    I FETCHED DATA IN EXCEL FORMATE FROM 1 PLACE AND I GOT 357564 AS Business organisation ELAPSED Fourth dimension,WHICH IS DAYS,HOUR AND Minute..HOW WILL Catechumen 357564 INTO DAYS HOURS AND MINUTES

  74. Yanny says:

    Hello, demand help.
    how to machine calculate the hours below the situation.
    If have 12hrs kpi(key performance indicator)Earlier vessel arrival from the port of origin and then If the vessel arrived @ 02:30AM,8-29-15. what time supposedly ill sent my reports.

  75. Lisa says:

    I am trying to convert clock in time from a 60 minute clock to 100 minute military time. How do I convert the infinitesimal portion of the time? For example: 7:52:03am should be 7:86:03am (I need to multiply the MM by one.66)

    • Hello Lisa,

      To get information technology right and consider the AM/PM time, please use this formula:
      =LEFT(TEXT(A1,"h AM/PM"),LEN(TEXT(A1,"h AM/PM"))-3)&":"&IF(INT(MINUTE(A1)*ane.66)<10," ","")&INT(Minute(A1)*1.66)&":"&TEXT(A1,"ss AM/PM")

      Where A1 is the cell with the original time.

      • LEFT(TEXT(A1,"h AM/PM"),LEN(TEXT(A1,"h AM/PM"))-3) gets the numeric symbols of time including AM/PM.
      • IF(INT(Infinitesimal(A1)*one.66)<10," ","")&INT(MINUTE(A1)*ane.66) gets minutes with leading 0.
      • TEXT(A1,"ss AM/PM") gets seconds with leading 0 and AM/PM.
  76. Joshua says:

    I am trying to add columns of hours, minutes and seconds. I was able to convert the columns into total seconds using =(C2-INT(C2))*86400. I and so add the columns of total seconds together. I then take that value and carve up by 86400. Nevertheless when I try to catechumen my final value back into a time format, I am having problem with cells that over 24 hours. I have tried using [HH]:MM:SS

  77. George says:

    Hi,

    I'one thousand trying to convert/separate the following date/time format "viii/24/2016 17:05:36:242" in a workable format, ideally to numbers/values. I had various attempts: ascertain various (custom) jail cell formats, using MOD function etc., just no success so far. Do yous accept any suggestions?
    Cheers a lot.

    George

  78. Monique Grol says:

    Hi,
    I am trying to make a fourth dimension-sheet for my working hours.
    i have a cavalcade with time started and fourth dimension finished. The third cavalcade is the divergence betwixt the two (hours worked for that 24-hour interval). I do this for every day of the week (rows). In the adjacent column I want to sum my hours that I worked per 24-hour interval, merely I want to use a formula. In this column I don't want to use time, simply a number. What formula practise I need to use.
    Case
    Start Finish Hrs worked (time) Sum hours (numbers)
    9:00 12:00 03:00 (=finish-get-go) 3 (=convert hrs worked)
    9:00 fourteen:00 05:00 (=cease-start) eight (=sum hrs to a higher place+hrs today)
    10:00 17:00 07:00 (=finish-start) 15 (=sum hrs above+hrs today)
    08:00 xviii:00 10:00 (=terminate-showtime) 25 (=sum hrs higher up+hrs today)

    I have trouble finding a formula that can calculate the last column as time doesn't go farther than 24 hours. i want to exercise this for the whole year.

    Thank yous!
    Monique

  79. Monique Grol says:

    Hullo,
    I am trying to make a time-sail for my working hours.
    i accept a column with time started and fourth dimension finished. The 3rd column is the difference between the two (hours worked for that day). I practise this for every day of the week (rows). In the side by side cavalcade I want to sum my hours that I worked per day, but I want to apply a formula. In this column I don't want to use time, merely a number. What formula do I need to utilise.
    Example
    Starting time Finish Hrs worked (time) Sum hours (numbers)
    9:00 12:00 03:00 (=finish-get-go) 3 (=convert hrs worked)
    9:00 14:00 05:00 (=end-commencement) 8 (=sum hrs to a higher place+hrs today)
    10:00 17:00 07:00 (=finish-start) 15 (=sum hrs above+hrs today)
    08:00 18:00 10:00 (=terminate-first) 25 (=sum hrs above+hrs today)

    Thank you!
    Monique

    • Val says:

      I am also looking for an answer to this - have you had whatever luck Monique?

  80. Paul says:

    Howdy, this has helped a lot, I have been able to summate work units into total hours, but at present I want to convert total hours calculated, 466:56 - into FTE.

    Where 466:56 is the work units required to exist worked in a month, and 168 hours is the amount of hours a staff member works a month so the FTE should be around ii.8

    Dividing the cell with (=F11/189) 466:56 past 189 in does not work equally the number in the "=F11" is shown equally xix.46.

    Promise this is clear, thank you.

  81. Kieran says:

    Our time is currently entered every bit 41:thirty:00 for 41 hours xxx minutes and 0 seconds. I tried using your convert time to hours formulas but I come up with 17.five which is conspicuously not correct. Tin you tell me what I am doing wrong?

    • Manoj says:

      Suppose your value is at prison cell 'A1' so use-
      =INT(A1)*24+Hour(A1)+MINUTE(A1)/60+SECOND(A1)/3600

  82. Greg says:

    Hi there
    I'm trying to convert 0d 1h 6m to a numerical number any adventure of helping out I've tried to use a couple of variations to formulas on here just cant seem to get them to work any assistance would exist appreciated.

  83. John says:

    great tutorial. My question is this. At my job I accept to complete then many "points per hour" and so if I have A1=7:00 and A2=17:00 and I have completed 72 points, which is located in A3. How would I calculate my points per hour? Thanks in advance

  84. Cathryn says:

    I am looking to practice the post-obit:
    - summate fourth dimension from two given values, and catechumen into a decimal *that rounds to set criteria*.
    Nosotros use a time adding where
    0-2min = 0.0
    3-8min = 0.1
    9-14min= 0.two etc. and then the criteria would have to be established.

    Example:
    Beginning: 14:00 STOP: fifteen:03
    =Fourth dimension: i.1

  85. Brian says:

    Hi,
    I take a column for hours, some other for minutes and another for seconds:
    Hr Min Sec
    vii 15 22
    seven 17 25
    7 17 45
    How do I combine these into a single time formatted column?
    Time
    7:fifteen:22am
    seven:17:25am
    7:17:45am

    Thanks in accelerate,
    Brian

    • MEN says:

      HI,
      HOW Do I Get 1212 TO 12:12:00??

      • KK says:

        =TEXT(F7,"00\:00")

  86. karl says:

    How practice i modify the time format from 10:00 into 10+00. (10 is the hr and 00 is the minutes.

    • Hello Karl,

      To change the cell format, do the post-obit. Select the cell(s), press Ctrl+1 to open the Format Cells dialog, on the left-side pane under 'Category' choose Custom, and blazon the following format in the Type box: hh+mm

  87. Matt says:

    Working on a study where I take a measurement of time such as 112:26:56. This time is for the unabridged month, now how tin I covert that fourth dimension into a decimal?

  88. Raychel says:

    My information pulls the exact time 00:00:00 format for when I receive a message. I demand to combine them by hour so I can see how many letters I become per hour of the day, can you lot do that?

  89. Shivaji says:

    I Take some trouble in Time diff calculation
    role timing 9 to 19 Oclok , How to calculate over fourth dimension.
    working time 9 to 21.28 min .

    Plz Suggest, In Excel calculation is 3.7 Hrs But actual it Is iii.5 Hrs . ( Converted In Numbers)

    Please suggest Correct formula

  90. Somnath says:

    attempt this one..I7 is your jail cell

    =TEXT($I7,"hh:mm")

  91. Manoj Sharma says:

    Hi
    Suppose i have some information in 40:15:00 Hrs, now i desire in xl:15 Hrs, so would request you provide the formulas for this.

    Thanks

    • Somnath says:

      try this i..I7 is your cell

      =TEXT($I7,"hh:mm")

  92. Am Kamal says:

    Thank y'all and so much for this valuable endeavor. Please I demand your help in calculating the daily over time every bit i have 2 column for; "IN" (Hr:Min AM) & "OUT" (60 minutes:Min PM) and the regular working hours shouldn't be less than vii Hours started from any time betwixt 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM and finished at someday between ii:00 PM to 3:00 PM if information technology is not within the regular range should be deducted from the overtime. Then to color the exceeded time in Cyan
    Cheers so much

  93. Femi says:

    Please, suppose I have a particular time stated as 07:23 and I want to convert information technology to something like this: 07:15-07:30 and convert 08:11 to 08:00-08:15, how do I go about information technology?

    Thank you

  94. Jamie says:

    is in that location a formula to convert a date (MM/DD/YYYY)to a decimal format?

  95. Chris says:

    Tin we convert the text "ii days one 60 minutes" or "3 hours 10 mins" to numerical number, measure out by mins for example? Cheers.

    • Hi, Chris,

      Please endeavour this formula:
      =IF(ISERROR(FIND("mean solar day", A1)), 0, INT(TRIM(LEFT(A1, Notice("day", A1) -i))) * 24 * sixty) + IF(ISERROR(Discover("hour", A1)), 0, INT(MID(A1,IF(FIND("hr",A1)-half-dozen<0,1,Observe(" ",A1,Detect("hr",A1)-vi)),FIND("hour",A1)-IF(FIND("hour",A1)-6<0,1,Observe(" ",A1,Notice("hour",A1)-6)))) * sixty) + IF(ISERROR(Find("min", A1)), 0, INT(MID(A1, Notice(" ", A1, FIND("min", A1)-6), Detect("min", A1)-FIND(" ", A1, Find("min", A1)-five))))

      • Alex says:

        Hello Maria,

        This works perfectly besides in the cases where I am missing the hours in the cell (e.g. in the cell I have only "10 mins". I am non able to figure the issue out myself. Tin you please help me?

  96. Mirek says:

    Bang-up tutorial and then easy to understand and implement.

  97. Glenn says:

    Hi,

    How can I convert 42.81 into 43.21? I need to round the 42.81 into full of hours and minutes.

    Thanks

    • Hello, Glenn,

      Sorry, we haven't quite understood your chore. Could y'all give more details and examples?

  98. Adzhar says:

    Hi guys,

    Thanks for the solutions you've shared. I found them very helpful, though I am non that 100% sure that I tin get them right. I haven't tried withal some of them, and to what my concern is, I didn't find a solution to my problem notwithstanding despite of all this shared solutions. Could anyone merely direct me to a sure solution to my instance?

    My question was, how may I convert a given sample/answer (ex: 3days 10hours 35minutes) in a certain cell into a total minutes but (ex: 382719)?

    In other words I just want to simply convert them into full minutes using 1 formula with the given sample higher up equally: 3days 10hours 35minutes

    Many thank you,

    Adzhar

    • Hello, Adzhar,

      Please try the post-obit formula for your job:
      =INT(LEFT(A2; FIND("day"; A2) - 1)) * 24 * threescore + INT(MID(A2; FIND(" "; A2) + 1; Find("hour"; Correct(A2; LEN(A2) - FIND(" "; A2))) - 1)) * sixty + INT(MID(A2;FIND(" ";A2;FIND("hour";A2))+1;FIND("min";A2)-Notice(" ";A2;Notice("hour";A2)) - i))

  99. Scott says:

    How do I return the 2d value from this number 00:00:24.306? When I use the 2nd(cell) all I get is 24. When I format the jail cell for 3 decimal places, I go 24.000. I would like to get 24.306.

    • Hi Scott,

      Yous tin use the TEXT role, for example:
      =TEXT(A1, "ss.000")

      The issue of the above formula is a text string. To catechumen it to a number, you can multiply the returned value by 1, so format the cell for three decimal places:
      =one*TEXT(A1, "ss.000")

      • Joao says:

        Hi
        I take a similar problem with pin tables. I take formatted all cells with "mm:ss,000" , but when the pivot is updated to sum all time cells, it doesn't consider the decimals ...
        My use case is to sum all several time cells on a competition ... therefore decimals are important.
        Can you help ?
        Thanks in advance

  100. narasimha says:

    nice tutorial

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