I have a formula set up to add together several time tracking columns.
That formula looks like this:
DIVIDE(SUM({Monday#Minutes}, {Tuesday#Minutes}, {Wednesday#Minutes}, {Thursday#Minutes}, {Friday#Minutes}, {Saturday#Minutes}, {Sunday#Minutes} ),60)
That gives me an answer as a decimal. How do I get that into HH:MM:SS format?
GCavin
(Gilles Cavin - Reinventing Formulas in monday.com)
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Hi Brittni,
To convert a {Numbers} column representing hours to HH:MM, use:
CONCATENATE(INT({Numbers}/60),":",TEXT(MOD({Numbers},60),"00"))
To convert a {Numbers} column representing hours to HH:MM:SS, use:
CONCATENATE(INT({Numbers}/60),":", TEXT(INT(MOD({Numbers}, 60)), "00"),":",TEXT(ROUND(MOD({Numbers}*60, 60), 0),"00"))
“Simply” replace all the occurrences of {Numbers} by your current formula.
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