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December 13th 04, 06:29 PM
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Wayne Paul wrote:
Using the format Category of "Time" and the Type "37:20:55" I entered 12:22, 14:38, 72:14 and the above mentioned 45:36. Summing this column gave an accurate total of 144:50:00. What version of Excel are you using? I tried this in Excel 97 (I'm too cheap to upgrade). The key seems to be using the "37:30:55" time format in the Format Cells dialog. If any other time format is used, the values are interpreted as time of day, and wrap around at 24 hours. Marc 
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