Paddington1881
Board Regular
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2005
- Messages
- 62
- Office Version
- 2016
- Platform
- Windows
Hi Board
I have a list of times entered manually. The cells are custom formatted as hh:mm. When I click on a cell, the result is shown in the formula bar as hh:mm:ss but the seconds are always zero. That's as expected since I only ever input the times as hours and minutes (never seconds).
Problem is when I calculate averages I'm getting slightly different times, and I've found that some of my times are being recorded as having seconds even though I've never entered seconds. I think all those seconds are causing the discrepancies.
Reformatting to hh:mm hasn't worked. Does anyone know how Excel can come up with seconds when they've not been input please?
Thanks as always.
Darren
I have a list of times entered manually. The cells are custom formatted as hh:mm. When I click on a cell, the result is shown in the formula bar as hh:mm:ss but the seconds are always zero. That's as expected since I only ever input the times as hours and minutes (never seconds).
Problem is when I calculate averages I'm getting slightly different times, and I've found that some of my times are being recorded as having seconds even though I've never entered seconds. I think all those seconds are causing the discrepancies.
Reformatting to hh:mm hasn't worked. Does anyone know how Excel can come up with seconds when they've not been input please?
Thanks as always.
Darren