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Pivot Tables : Total Time incorrectly computed

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    François
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    Pivot Tables : Total Time incorrectly computed

    Hello,
    I have a pivot table with time (number of hours worked during the week.
    However if a time is > that 24:00 it's start again at 00:00. This is really
    annoying as the total is used to compute other stuffs.
    Any workaround will be appreciated.

    Many thanks

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    Arvi Laanemets
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    Re: Pivot Tables : Total Time incorrectly computed

    Hi

    Really it doesn't start at 00:00, but continues from 1 00:00 , i.e. you got
    a full day, which lasted 24 hours, meanwhile. To display result as hours,
    format the range with hours worked in your pivot result table as custom
    "[h]:mm".


    Arvi Laanemets


    "François" <Franois@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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    > Hello,
    > I have a pivot table with time (number of hours worked during the week.
    > However if a time is > that 24:00 it's start again at 00:00. This is

    really
    > annoying as the total is used to compute other stuffs.
    > Any workaround will be appreciated.
    >
    > Many thanks




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    Re: Pivot Tables : Total Time incorrectly computed

    Help Im trying to calculate the number of hours worked on different projects but im having real trouble,
    I have calculated manually that a caseworker has completed one piece of work for 95 minutes and should appear as 1.35 but currently appears as 192.00 even with the cell formatted with [H]:mm

    can someone please help me??????????

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