RE: Adding mm:ss values
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you can just add them together and format your result cell as hh:mm:ss...
"Howard Kaikow" wrote:
I recently started using Comcast phone.
When I download lists of calls, the numbers are of the form minutes:seconds
I'd like to add up those numbers.
Short of writing my own function, does Excel provide functions to do this?
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