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Enter Hours duration over 24

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SteveW - 05 Sep 2006 08:20 GMT
I thought if I formatted a cell as [h]:mm:ss, I would be able to enter  
57:00 into a cell

but it changes it 02/01/1900  09:00:00 (whihc is I know 2 days and 9 hours  
from base date)

It displays as 57:00:00

In fact I get exactly the same if I entere 57:00 into a general cell

Obviusly 23:00 works fine, but there must be a way of storing a time  
duration over 24 hours

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SteveW - 05 Sep 2006 08:40 GMT
> I thought if I formatted a cell as [h]:mm:ss, I would be able to enter  
> 57:00 into a cell
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Obviusly 23:00 works fine, but there must be a way of storing a time  
> duration over 24 hours

...
it obviously acts as 57:00, so I suppose its not a problem
Just odd when you get the date view in the formula bar.

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