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How do I sum times that were imported

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americsg1

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Dec 2, 2002
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Hello,

First time poster long time reader.

I've imported a dataset from another source that displays call information. The time field is in a Minutes:Seconds:Tenths format.

I've used the =ISTEXT() and the response is TRUE.

How do I format and sum the row to achieve the same results in the format described above?

Here is a sample:

136,729:59
155,378:19:0
145,418:22:0
133,033:04:0
108,164:12:0
100,328:06:0
82,588:12:0
168,118:23:0
 



Hi,

Parse into 3 columns using data/Text to Columns

Convert each column to days, as TIME values are in units of days.

Sum these results and FORMAT as TIME.

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That would work if the all cells contained the same number of characters.

As in the sample, the next to last cell has fewer minutes that the rest
 
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