But even then it should work, isn't it?
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Kind regards,
Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel
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| Ah! Didn't think about that! Very likely this is the case!
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| Niek Otten
| Microsoft MVP - Excel
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|| As Niek suggested, divide by 60. It's either in hh:mm format, so divide by
|| 60, or text, in which case, edit, don't change, and then see what you have.
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|| Bob Phillips
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|| > This doesn't seem to work.
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|| > The problem is it thinks
|| > 33:40:00 is hh:mm:ss
|| > however the numbers represent mm:ss and I can't get rid of the extra
|| > 00
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|| > Ideally I need to knock of the extra zeros and add two to the
|| > beginnning
|| > for example to turn 33:40:00 in to 00:33:40
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|| > How can we achieve this?
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