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How to convert time into seconds.

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    How to convert time into seconds.

    Hi,

    Can someone please let me know how to convert timing into "seconds".
    For example if timing is 6:11:17 it should be converted into "Seconds".
    thank you

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    Marcelo
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    RE: How to convert time into seconds.

    hi,

    try

    =hour(a1)*3600+minute(a1)*60+second(a1)

    hth
    regards from Brazil
    Marcelo

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    Jim May
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    Re: How to convert time into seconds.

    With a1 containing your 6:11:17
    In b1 enter =A1*(60*60*24)


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    Jim's formula would give you 22277 in another cell (using your example). Alternatively you could just format your original cell(s) with a custom format of

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