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Hello,
I have a spreadsheet with four columns: Monthly Volume, Minutes per unit, Monthly Hours and Required FTE If I enter 2 in Monthly Volume and 7 in minutes per unit; my monthly hours comes out as .23 which is monthly volume*minutes per unit. However, my Required FTE column is blank, it has the formula monthly hours/173.3 which are the hours per month of work for an average 20 workday month. Why is the Required FTE coming out blank? I have the field set to Custom 0,0) is this incorrect? Because people are not receiving full time for their work. Thanks!! |
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With that custom format you are only displaying to 1 decimal place,
whereas the number is actually: 0.001346413 when formatted as General. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 5, 4:24*pm, Stockwell43 wrote: Hello, I have a spreadsheet with four columns: Monthly Volume, Minutes per unit, Monthly Hours and Required FTE If I enter 2 in Monthly Volume and 7 in minutes per unit; my monthly hours comes out as .23 which is monthly volume*minutes per unit. However, my Required FTE column is blank, it has the formula monthly hours/173.3 which are the hours per month of work for an average 20 workday month. Why is the Required FTE coming out blank? I have the field set to Custom 0,0) is this incorrect? Because people are not receiving full time for their work. Thanks!! |
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Hi Pete,
Thank you for your reply. I tried that and when I change the custom to General and duplicated the same information on two rows, on the bottom it is suppose to sum the column but it doesn't calculate it. If the bottom cell is Sum e7:e20 and my info is in cell e7 and e8 it still comes up blank. Please let me know if I am doing something wrong? Thanks!! "Pete_UK" wrote: With that custom format you are only displaying to 1 decimal place, whereas the number is actually: 0.001346413 when formatted as General. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 5, 4:24 pm, Stockwell43 wrote: Hello, I have a spreadsheet with four columns: Monthly Volume, Minutes per unit, Monthly Hours and Required FTE If I enter 2 in Monthly Volume and 7 in minutes per unit; my monthly hours comes out as .23 which is monthly volume*minutes per unit. However, my Required FTE column is blank, it has the formula monthly hours/173.3 which are the hours per month of work for an average 20 workday month. Why is the Required FTE coming out blank? I have the field set to Custom 0,0) is this incorrect? Because people are not receiving full time for their work. Thanks!! |
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Please note that zero is not the same as blank (a blank cell looks
empty). Just check that the format applied to the cell with the SUM formula is also set to General - in my test the resulting sum was: 0.002692826 but if the format was 0.0 then that is what you will see. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 5, 4:54*pm, Stockwell43 wrote: Hi Pete, Thank you for your reply. I tried that and when I change the custom to General and duplicated the same information on two rows, on the bottom it is suppose to sum the column but it doesn't calculate it. If the bottom cell is Sum e7:e20 and my info is in cell e7 and e8 it still comes up blank. Please let me know if I am doing something wrong? Thanks!! "Pete_UK" wrote: With that custom format you are only displaying to 1 decimal place, whereas the number is actually: 0.001346413 when formatted as General. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 5, 4:24 pm, Stockwell43 wrote: Hello, I have a spreadsheet with four columns: Monthly Volume, Minutes per unit, Monthly Hours and Required FTE If I enter 2 in Monthly Volume and 7 in minutes per unit; my monthly hours comes out as .23 which is monthly volume*minutes per unit. However, my Required FTE column is blank, it has the formula monthly hours/173.3 which are the hours per month of work for an average 20 workday month. Why is the Required FTE coming out blank? I have the field set to Custom 0,0) is this incorrect? Because people are not receiving full time for their work. Thanks!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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I know, bad choice of words.
That was it. I don't really work much work Excel as I work mostly with Access so even some of the simple things are tough :o) Thank you for your patients and staying with me. Have a great weekend!!! "Pete_UK" wrote: Please note that zero is not the same as blank (a blank cell looks empty). Just check that the format applied to the cell with the SUM formula is also set to General - in my test the resulting sum was: 0.002692826 but if the format was 0.0 then that is what you will see. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 5, 4:54 pm, Stockwell43 wrote: Hi Pete, Thank you for your reply. I tried that and when I change the custom to General and duplicated the same information on two rows, on the bottom it is suppose to sum the column but it doesn't calculate it. If the bottom cell is Sum e7:e20 and my info is in cell e7 and e8 it still comes up blank. Please let me know if I am doing something wrong? Thanks!! "Pete_UK" wrote: With that custom format you are only displaying to 1 decimal place, whereas the number is actually: 0.001346413 when formatted as General. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 5, 4:24 pm, Stockwell43 wrote: Hello, I have a spreadsheet with four columns: Monthly Volume, Minutes per unit, Monthly Hours and Required FTE If I enter 2 in Monthly Volume and 7 in minutes per unit; my monthly hours comes out as .23 which is monthly volume*minutes per unit. However, my Required FTE column is blank, it has the formula monthly hours/173.3 which are the hours per month of work for an average 20 workday month. Why is the Required FTE coming out blank? I have the field set to Custom 0,0) is this incorrect? Because people are not receiving full time for their work. Thanks!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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You're welcome - thanks for feeding back.
Pete On Dec 5, 5:28*pm, Stockwell43 wrote: I know, bad choice of words. That was it. I don't really work much work Excel as I work mostly with Access so even some of the simple things are tough :o) Thank you for your patients and staying with me. Have a great weekend!!! |
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