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patrickrock
Hello,
I am opening up a spreadsheet generated by BCMS (phone switch reporting
software).
All of the time is in the following format:
00:00 (mm:ss)
example 00:03 (equal to 0minutes 3 seconds)
(I think part of the problem may be that it always minutes seconds so
4000 minutes and 30 seconds would be 4,000:30)
However excel doesn't seem to want to interpret this correctly and will
not let me format it correctly, nor will it convert it to a serial
number correctly.
However, if I do something like:
=(A1*24)*60) then I wind up with a number equal to the seconds being
expressed.
so using my example I get 3.
is there some way that I can apply that calculation to those cells
without having to create a seperate column?
I am opening up a spreadsheet generated by BCMS (phone switch reporting
software).
All of the time is in the following format:
00:00 (mm:ss)
example 00:03 (equal to 0minutes 3 seconds)
(I think part of the problem may be that it always minutes seconds so
4000 minutes and 30 seconds would be 4,000:30)
However excel doesn't seem to want to interpret this correctly and will
not let me format it correctly, nor will it convert it to a serial
number correctly.
However, if I do something like:
=(A1*24)*60) then I wind up with a number equal to the seconds being
expressed.
so using my example I get 3.
is there some way that I can apply that calculation to those cells
without having to create a seperate column?