Converting Clock Time to Decimal in Excel

Are you tired of manually converting clock times to decimal hours, minutes, or seconds in Excel? Do you want a quick and easy way to do this task without having to remember formulas? Look no further! In this tutorial, we will introduce three methods to convert time to decimal numbers: using Convert Time utility, formulas, and Super Functions.

Method 1: Using Convert Time Utility

With Kutools for Excel, you can easily convert time to decimal hours or minutes or seconds by a click. Here's how:

1. Select the time range you want to convert.

2. Go to Kutools > Content > Convert Time and select one option you need from the context menu.

3. A dialog will pop out reminding you how many cells have been converted.

Method 2: Using Formulas

You can also use formulas to convert time to decimal hours, minutes, or seconds. Here are some examples:

* To convert time to decimal seconds, use this formula: `=A1*24*60*60` or `=HOUR(A1) * 3600 + MINUTE(A1) * 60 + SECOND(A1)`

* To convert time to decimal minutes, use this formula: `=A1*24*60` or `=HOUR(A1) * 60 + MINUTE(A1) + SECOND(A1) / 60`

* To convert time to hours, use this formula: `=HOUR(A1)+MINUTE(A1)/60+SECOND(A1)/3600`

Method 3: Using Super Functions

You can also use Super Functions in Kutools for Excel to convert time to decimal hours or minutes or seconds. This method is even more convenient and easy to use.

To sum up, there are three methods to convert clock time to decimal numbers in Excel: using Convert Time utility, formulas, and Super Functions. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, but they all can help you achieve your goal quickly and easily.

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