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Is there a way in Excel to convert minutes to hours and minutes in hh:mm format. For example, convert 167 minutes to 2:47.
How can I convert that sum to a number of hours and minutes, so instead of “101” it shows “1:41”. I have tried the following formats: [h]:mm shows 2419:12. [h]:mm with the formula =(SUM(F5:F32))/60 shows 40:19 (the same for =(SUM(F5:F32)/60) Just the =(SUM(F5:F32)/60) formula shows “ 2 ”. Combination of [h]:mm and =(SUM(F5:F32)/1140 ...
At least in LO Calc, the minutes entry is not limited to 60; you can put in any quantity. So the formula in B2 would be =TIME(0,A2,0) That's 0 hours, the number of minutes in A2, and 0 seconds. Format the cell as the time format you want (HH:MM). For example, your first entry of 179 minutes produces an output of 02:59. Share.
1. Suppose your data is in column A. Write this formula in C2 and fill it down to translate minutes to fractional days (which is how Excel stores times): =A2/1440. Note, As you can find above in comments also, that to convert decimal minutes to time format, you can apply this formula 24*60 which gives 1440.
Hi trying to find the excel formula to convert (days,hours,mins, secs into total minutes) so for instance I have : B3=End date and time (07/11/2019 14:38) A3=Start date and time (07/11/2019 14:19) C3=Duration between the 2 above date×) D3=Output result 0 days 0 hours 19 mins 0 secs. How or what formula can I use to convert D3 into total ...
Thus 39441.25 represents 6am on 25Dec07. So, the clue is to multiply the date-time serial number with 24, as 24 (hours) are one day: The date-time serial number of 00:15:00 is 0,0104166666666667, multiplied with 24 = 0.25. You don't need to transform the time value to a date-time serial number, just multiply 00:15:00 with 24.
I agree with Excellll; you're going to need VBA to convert the values in place to a string value. This method won't result to text strings; but it might help you get the format you need. Let's say these were my minutes: Type 1440 into any blank cell. Select this cell and press Ctrl + C. Select the range that contains the minutes.
I need to convert a number of decimal hours (example: 4.96) and have it read 4:57:36 (4hrs, 57min, 36sec) in an Excel 2003 spreadsheet. I have this formula already, but it doesn't show the seconds. It returns a result of 4:58.
In Excel, I'm looking for a simple way to convert a 24-hour format time range (in various formats) to hours and minutes. For example, I might have different hour/minute range formats: 9-12 // result 03:00
You can just multiply by 24 If 8:30 is in A2 in B2 = A2 * 24 and Format the cell as General the response will be 8.50. or you can use =24 * MOD(A2,1) in A2 you have the Time Format and 1 represent 1:00:00. Mod (A2,1) is the remain of division of A2 by 1 it means the decimal part. The same for your formula o5-Int (o5) is the decimal part.