Hi,

I need your assistance in solving subject problem when adding up flight time
for an aircraft. the results are o.k if the total hours/minuts are less than
1000:00, otherwise I get (#VALUE!)

You have not provided enough information to reproduce your problem, including
How are your times entered?
How are the cells formatted?
What formulas are you using?
What version of Excel are you using?

With a custom format of
[h]:mm
I observe no such behavior in Excel 2003 using formulas like either
=time+cum_time or =SUM(times), where times are entered by typing something
like 3:24 into a cell (for 3 hours and 24 minutes).

Jerry

"Isam" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I need your assistance in solving subject problem when adding up flight time
> for an aircraft. the results are o.k if the total hours/minuts are less than
> 1000:00, otherwise I get (#VALUE!)

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> Isam wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >I need your assistance in solving subject problem when adding up flight time
> >for an aircraft. the results are o.k if the total hours/minuts are less than
> >1000:00, otherwise I get (#VALUE!)
>
> .
>