Are all the cells formatted for time? I have them all formatted for time
(13:30) and
I get " #VALUE! " in the cell with the formula.
Doug
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Doug
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2/26/2010 4:43:12 PM |
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If you get a #Value error, it means you don't have a time stored in the
cell. Formats change only the appearance of the cell, they don't change the
underlying data. To get a time, you have to enter it so Excel will recognize
it as a time. It must contain a colon; if you are using am/pm, there must be
a space in between, etc.
What are you actually entering in the cell?
Regards,
Fred
"Doug AllPool" <dougallpool@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Are all the cells formatted for time? I have them all formatted for time
> (13:30) and
> I get " #VALUE! " in the cell with the formula.
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> Doug
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Fred
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2/26/2010 5:48:05 PM
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