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  1. 12-09-2012, 07:17 PM #1
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    converting at time to a number

    I have a time as 0:20 in one cell. I want to covert that to the number 20 in another cell. Is this possible to to and can I get an example of how?
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    Re: converting at time to a number

    Is the time that you have hours and minutes or minutes and seconds?
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    Re: converting at time to a number

    If it's minutes in, say, cell A2, then: =A2*24*60 formatted as General. If it's seconds: =A2*24*60*60


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