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A Note from "Your Crowning Glory"

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I am having problems with caluclating the
average time in excel h:mm see example. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
215.34
239.26
142.45
60.84
128.43
110.65
36.15
65.66
41.69
60.09
23.42
25.46
17.09
17.72
9.79
14.20
13.39
47.37

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by shirleynorton12

No, its the example of the numbers (elasped time) that I want the average of.

by shirleynorton12

The orginal document was exported to me. 2 columns with the date and 2 with time. I used a formula to combine a data and time, than subtracted one from the other to get elasped time (formatted it as a number). The next step was to find the average TAT in h:mm.

NOTE I have over 25,000 lines

by seanferd

and see if that sorts you.

edit to clarify:

you want that format for the output of your total time calculation, rather than the decimal format.

by thumbsup2

Once you convert time in hh:mm format to a decimal format, it's no longer a time. You need to maintain the hh:mm format throughout, including output of a query/formula which does time calculations, specifically elapsed time.

by older mycroft

It appears by inference that 'Crowning Glory' is something I [i]should[/i] recognise, but ...

What is it ? ?:|

by thumbsup2

Thought it might have something to do with the lesson materials! ;)

by seanferd

and possibly a hair-dresser's, going by top search results.

At first, I thought it sounded a bit like the name of a race horse.

Really, I've no clue, though.

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