Mark
You could try the following:
=INT(A2/60)&" Hrs "& (MOD(A2,60))&" mins"
this will look at A2 - if it has 200 the formula will translate that to
3 Hrs 20 mins
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>I have a form where you enter minutes but the calculation needs to give the
>result in Hr:min. I've tried
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Mark Lewis - 27 May 2008 14:09 GMT
Thanks,
Don't suppose you know one that will work in word forms too?
Regards
Mark
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Mark Lewis - 27 May 2008 14:15 GMT
Sorted it thanks by splitting your previous!
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you can try the following formulae
=MID(C3,1,FIND(".",C3)-1)&" Hrs"&" "&+MROUND(60*RIGHT(C3,2)/100,1)&"Mins"
provided you are getting the results (=SUM(A2,A3)/60) in cell C3.
Thanks.

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> I have a form where you enter minutes but the calculation needs to give the
> result in Hr:min. I've tried
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> Sounds daft I know!
DILipandey - 28 May 2008 08:04 GMT
Hi Mark,
You can also try the following:-
=MID(SUM(A2,A3)/60,1,FIND(".",SUM(A2,A3)/60)-1)&" Hrs"&"
"&ROUND(60*MID(SUM(A2,A3)/60,FIND(".",SUM(A2,A3)/60),3),0)&" "&"Mins"

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> you can try the following formulae
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Here is another possibility...
=TEXT(TIME(0,A2+A3,0),"[h] ""hrs"" m ""min""")
Rick
>I have a form where you enter minutes but the calculation needs to give the
>result in Hr:min. I've tried
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> Sounds daft I know!
Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) - 28 May 2008 09:34 GMT
> Here is another possibility...
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> =TEXT(TIME(0,A2+A3,0),"[h] ""hrs"" m ""min""")
I guess I should mention that this formula assumes the summation of minutes
in A2 and A3 does not exceed 1440 (the number of minutes in a day). Also,
because of that, the square brackets are not necessary....
=TEXT(TIME(0,A2+A3,0),"h ""hrs"" m ""mins""")
Rick
Bonsour® Mark Lewis avec ferveur ;o))) vous nous disiez :
> I have a form where you enter minutes but the calculation needs to
> give the result in Hr:min. I've tried
> A2=180 A3=20=SUM(A2,A3)/60
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> The result being 3.3 but I need it to show 3hrs 20 min
=SUM(A2,A3)*"0:1"
cell format
[h]"hrs "m" min"

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Pawan K - 28 May 2008 12:12 GMT
Hi Mais
I am sure following formula solve your problem 100 %. Please put the formula
in cell B1 :
=IF(ISERROR(QUOTIENT(SUM(A:A),60)&" hours and
"&MOD(SUM(A:A),60)&"mins"),"Invalid Input",QUOTIENT(SUM(A:A),60)&" hours and
"&MOD(SUM(A:A),60)&"mins")
Let me know how was it. :-)
Thanks
Pawan Kumar
Gurgaon India
> Bonsour® Mark Lewis avec ferveur ;o))) vous nous disiez :
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> cell format
> [h]"hrs "m" min"