Converting an Elapsed Time to a Decimal Number
Some employers pay their employees based on work time that is measured in decimals as portions of an hour. For example, if an employee works a 7-hour and 45-minute day, the employer pays that person for 7.75 hours of work time.
Here is how to represent elapsed work times in decimalized fashion.
Step 1
• Enter and copy as needed the numeric formula, example
• Select the formula range and right-click that selection.
• From the right-click popup menu select Format Cells.
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• Enter and copy as needed the numeric formula, example
=HOUR(C3-B3)+(MINUTE(C3-B3)/60)
.• Select the formula range and right-click that selection.
• From the right-click popup menu select Format Cells.
Step 2
In the Format Cells dialog box:
• Click onto the Number tab.
• In the Category list, select Number.
• In the Decimal Places field, select your desired setting. I selected 2 decimal places.
• In the Negative Numbers field, I selected the black font style -1234.10.
• Confirm your format selections by clicking the OK button.
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#evba #etipfree #kingexcelIn the Format Cells dialog box:
• Click onto the Number tab.
• In the Category list, select Number.
• In the Decimal Places field, select your desired setting. I selected 2 decimal places.
• In the Negative Numbers field, I selected the black font style -1234.10.
• Confirm your format selections by clicking the OK button.
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