converting decimal time to days, minutes, hours

rjwalker1973

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  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
Good morning folks . I am working on a spreadsheet to calculate the amount of downtime per year for my department. Monthly is working no problem so I pulled the data from the monthly sheets to the yearly sheet, but when I then try and convert it to standard time from decimal time it is not correct

=TEXT(D13/24, "DD:HH:MM") this is the format I am using
the raw decimal time is 1518.30 in decimal hours
I keep getting a conversion of 03:06:18 when it should be 63:06:18
I feel it is a syntax mistake somewhere but I am not seeing it. Anything stand out to anyone?
 

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