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How can I convert hours:minutes:seconds into total minutes in Excel?
Just use the formula
=A8*60*24
Just use the formula
120 = (HOUR(A8)*3600+MINUTE(A8)*60+SECOND(A8))/60
The only way is to use a formula or to format cells. The method i will use will be the following:
Add another column next to these values.
Then use the following formula:
=HOUR(A1)*60+MINUTE(A1)+SECOND(A1)/60
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I have a column in an excel-sheet like this:
a_bcdfg02fga
k_lmnop05fab
x_yzabd03ea
I would like to substract the number by 1 in these string to get a column like this
a_bcdfg01fga
k_lmnop04fab
x_yzabd02ea
I never face such a problem so I don't even know where to start.
Use a simple formula:
=LEFT(A1,7)&text(MID(A1,8,2)-1,"00")&MID(a1,10,20)
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I wanted to ask if it's possible for excel to do something like that.
Let's say i have 10 cells going to be either Yes or No
But i will need to calculate how many Yes by adding them up. Lets say out of these 10 cells there's 6 Yes that wil only produce a number of 6 in cell C3.
The Number is determined by the amount of "Yes" in the particular row
If it's possible to do it in excel, what will the formula be?
Thank you
Yes, use COUNTIF
=COUNTIF(A1:A2,"YES")
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I am saving out some data as a .csv file from Excel. However numerical data is being saved as a text string, i.e the number is "quoted" in the resulting file. How do I prevent this?
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How are your Excel columns defined? If they are defined as text, than this is what you get. Define/format your columns as numeric if you want them to be numeric.
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I am creating a invoice in Excel.
I want to to get the total to be calculated from dropdown.
That means if I select tax inclusive it should show total amount as subtotal amount
and if i select exclusive it should calculate..
The amount I want the function to be applied to the dropdown how is it possible,,
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thanks!
=If(e37='inclusive';sum(f3:f35)*1,36;sum(f3:f35))
assuming that g3 to g35 is the range of numbers to use in the calculation and taxes are 36% and the term inclusive should be exact what ia used in the select list of course
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How would I go about placing a negative value e.g. -0.75 in brackets in excel: (-0.75). I have changed the custom format of the cell to (General) but negative numbers are being rendered as -(0.75). I need a fancy trick to bring that negative inside the brackets.
Thanks in advance!
Specifying a separate format for negative numbers seems to do the trick
(General);(-General)
Try putting a ' before the value like '(-0.75)