[mso] Re: How can I enter Hours and minutes in excel 2007
- From: "David Grugeon" <david@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2010 20:37:48 +1000
No. The problem is that you are entering 3.45 rather than 3:45. To enter a
time value you need to use the colon rather than the decimal point. 3.45
means 3 days and 45/100 of a day since 31/12/1899.
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David Grugeon
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> Same in new workbook. If I format to h:mm then enter 3.45 it shows as
> 03/01/1900 10:48:00
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> Subject: [mso] Re: How can I enter Hours and minutes in excel 2007
>
> I have a spreadsheet. I enter 3:45 and have the cell formatted as h:mm.
> It shows as 3:45 AM
>
> If I format it as hh:mm it will show as 3:45, but if I enter 3:45 PM it
shows as
> 15:45.
>
> The numeric value in the cell will is 3.75/24 = 0.15625 If I enter
=3.75/24 I get
> 00/01/1900 03:45. How do I lose the date.
>
> Is there something wrong with my default workbook?
>
> Mike
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