Hello! I apologize in advance, but I really am new to formulas... here's my problem: I am a truck driver who is creating a spreadsheet that keeps track of Hours of service, based off of 70 total hours, which I currently have displaying as a decimal (70.0). The problem I am having is getting the minutes to display as the hours and actual "clock" minutes instead of out of 100 minutes. For example, right now I have 26 hours and 58 minutes left, but it is displaying 26.98, not as 26.58, which is what I want. I thought maybe an IF statement would work, or something? Any easy formulas? Show
J JoinedJan 3, 2007Messages995
If you format it as time it should work just like that. J JoinedOct 25, 2013Messages4
Let me clarify further; when I format for "time", it gives me the time. I want it to only display the amount of time, not the time. If the amount of time say is 69 hours and 58 minutes, I want it to be displayed as "69.58". Instead, it's showing me "69.98". What function or conditional formatting can I use so that anything over 59 minutes will increase the # to the left of the decimal to the next higher number, and everything to the right of the decimal will not decrease below 0 or increase over 59? J JoinedJan 3, 2007Messages995
If it is showing 69.98, it is NOT formatted as time. You need to format that cell as time as well. M JoinedJan 8, 2009Messages791
[h]:mm:ss is the format you need (under custom format) J JoinedOct 25, 2013Messages4
That's ok to have the ":", but when I change the format to [h]:mm:ss, it gives me "1679:34:17"??
mikericksonMrExcel MVPJoinedJan 15, 2007Messages24,318
If you have decimal hours in A1, =TEXT(A1/24,"hh:mm") will display the time in standard hours:minutes format. J JoinedOct 25, 2013Messages4
GOT IT!!! THANKS SO MUCH! The final formula I used was this: 1st, I formatted the cell [h]:mm, then the cell actually had an equation in it, so my formula I wrote like this: =(H3-G11)/24, and that did the trick! Thanks! Final Formula: Converting Minutes to HoursIn order to convert minutes to hours, we simply divide the number of minutes by 60 because there are 60 minutes in every hour.
We can see in this Example, the formula in B3 returns “4” because 240 divided by 60 is equal to 4. Thus, 240 minutes is equal to 4 hours. Instant Connection to an Expert through our Excelchat Service:Most of the time, the problem you will need to solve will be more complex than a simple application of a formula or function. If you want to save hours of research and frustration, try our live Excelchat service! Our Excel Experts are available 24/7 to answer any Excel question you may have. We guarantee a connection within 30 seconds and a customized solution within 20 minutes. How do you convert minutes to hundredths in Excel?Multiply your times by 24. For example, if cell A1 has 4:15 then =A1*24 will give 4.25. Make sure that the cell containing the above formula is formatted as a decimal. (Excel might automatically convert it to a time-type format so you'll have to convert it back).
How do I convert a number to 100 in Excel?Available number formats in Excel. Select a cell or a cell range.. On the Home tab, select Number from the drop-down. Or, you can choose one of these options: Press CTRL + 1 and select Number. Right-click the cell or cell range, select Format Cells… , and select Number. ... . Select the format you want.. How do you calculate time with a 100 minute clock?100 Minute Clock Formula
In the case of this formula, if the number of minutes is say 1 hour and 20 minutes, used 20 minutes in the formula, and then add the decimal to the 1 hour. For example, in that case, 20/60 = . 333 so then add 1 + . 333 = 1.333.
How do I convert minutes in Excel?To convert time to minutes, multiply the time by 1440, which is the number of minutes in a day (24*60). To convert time to seconds, multiply the time time by 86400, which is the number of seconds in a day (24*60*60 ).
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