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4 cze 2002 · The +(J2-TRUNC(J2,0))/(24*3600) adds the fractions of a second. In general the time function seems to ignore any fraction of seconds. So you have to add it back in time(h,m,s)+fraction of second per day.
- Time Conversion/Fractions of a Second | MrExcel Message Board
I found this formula online to convert time into seconds:...
- How to clock fractions of seconds in Excel
No matter how you format or calculate it, the fraction of a...
- Time Conversion/Fractions of a Second | MrExcel Message Board
4 sty 2014 · I found this formula online to convert time into seconds: =HOUR(A1)*3600+MINUTE(A1)*60+SECOND(A1) This works splendidly for what I need but I want the fraction of a second included in the number as this only does a conversion like this: Ex. 1:20.500 (one minute, twenty and a half seconds)
4 mar 2007 · Finally, thanks to the explanation of the first contributor (Dick Kusleika) – I realised if you multiply a time serial (with no date) by 86400 (number of seconds in a day) – this gives you the actual time in seconds – including any fractions you’ve entered.
27 lis 2018 · No matter how you format or calculate it, the fraction of a second is zero. Pgc01 uses the VBA Time r function. On Windows PCs, that returns time of day as seconds truncated to 1/64 second (usually).
28 kwi 2017 · Rather than doing string manipulation, you can use the HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND functions to break apart the time. You can then multiply by 60*60*1000, 60*1000, and 1000 respectively to get milliseconds.
Fractions or tenths of a second in Excel are tricky to deal with. Here is a simple approach you''''ll never have thought of using SUBSTITUTE to keep control
I get a number from an app that represents seconds and decimal fraction of seconds, for example, 2920.254943. I'd like Excel to format it as h:mm:ss.th. I see how to format as h:mm:ss via =TIME(TRUNC(B23/3600),TRUNC(B23/60),MOD(B23,60)) and then use a custom time format h:mm:ss.
