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Excel elapsed time format
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In Excel, given a number representing some amount of time (e.g. 25.5 hours), is there a way to format it so that it shows as 1d 1h 30m? Bounty question : Is there a way to add months to this format? e.g. 1M 1d 1h 1m. The problem with the current format is it doesn't handle anything over 32 days (ie…
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You're going to have to convert those hours into something Excel can understand. Assuming your hours are in decimal form (e.g. 25.5 hours, 37.25 hours), here's how you can do it: Step1: Divide the amount by 24. This gets the hour-day ratio, or conve…
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