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jimotis4heisman;1253994; said:
thanks guys for all the help, everyone has been given greenies.

thanks very much!

:bow:

It's probably too late by now, but I hope the figures weren't TOO important since they are wrong. :p

shetuck;1253979; said:
=CONCATENATE((DAY(A5)),"d ",(HOUR((A5/24/60))),"hr ",(MINUTE(A5/24/60)),"min")

Putting in 2,000,000 gives: "23d 21hr 20min".

The "DAY" function only gives you a result up to 31, as in the day of the month, not the total number of days.

This formula:

=CONCATENATE(ROUNDDOWN(A5/1440, 0), ":",(HOUR((A5/24/60))),":",(MINUTE(A5/24/60)))

will give you the correct answer of 1388:21:20 (1388 days, 21 hours, and 20 minutes), where cell A5 is the inputted total number of minutes.

:pimp:


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