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time: when my overtime hours reach more than 24,

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    dve
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    time: when my overtime hours reach more than 24,

    I am trying to set up a timesheet and find that when my overtime hours reach
    more than 24, they automatically change to show the difference to the
    24hours. e.g. 27 hours shows as 3 hours. How can I stop this from happening?

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    Toppers
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    re: time: when my overtime hours reach more than 24,

    Set format as [h]:mm rather than hh:mm. This stops Excel from "rolling over"
    the day.

    "dve" wrote:

    > I am trying to set up a timesheet and find that when my overtime hours reach
    > more than 24, they automatically change to show the difference to the
    > 24hours. e.g. 27 hours shows as 3 hours. How can I stop this from happening?


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