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    Calculate rate per hour

    Does anyone know how to calculate a rate per hour?

    I have a value $108.10 and a number of hours 39:46:00, both of which are changing on a regular basis.

    The usual formula Value/Hours does not give a dollar value and does not appear to be a logical result.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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    value/hours/24

    format as currency

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    daddylonglegs is crrect: Excel stores all dates/times internally as #'s of days since 0th Jan 1900 ... therefore if you type 12:00:00 into a cell and format it as a general number, it should come up as 0.5 ... if you format it as a date it will come up as 12:00pm 0th Jan 1900.

    Anyway, the upshot is you need to multiply the time by 24hrs to get the # of hours. So if Rate is in Cell A1, and hours is in cell B1, then the rate per hour in cell C1 should be (A1/(B1*24)) and then format it as currency.
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    Re: Calculate rate per hour

    Yuo don`t need to format cell as Currency, you may format as Custom and than add fomattype #.##0,00 "€/h"... instead of Euro, you can use any currency you prefer!!!

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    Re: Calculate rate per hour

    vukiczlatan thanks for the input

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    Re: Calculate rate per hour

    Of course I did! But as well as I found something intereseting in this 10 years old thread i hopped someone else in 10 more years might find somethins interessting my input too!

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