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Show time value in units
I need Experts advice. Is that correct if I use the formula, e.g. at cell H2 (Detail sheet) with“=100 -(G3)” to show value in units?
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Hi ssaqibh,
Per-year I give 100.000 unit and I need to subtract data from Column D ( I'm not very sure how to convert the duration value into unit so that its give a logical answer) with this 100.000. Sorry if this is sounds silly.
Per-year I give 100.000 unit and I need to subtract data from Column D ( I'm not very sure how to convert the duration value into unit so that its give a logical answer) with this 100.000. Sorry if this is sounds silly.
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Hi ssaqibh,
Actually 100 is representing 100%, but shows in unit value.
Actually 100 is representing 100%, but shows in unit value.
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Hi ssaqibh,
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
It all depends on how you want to look at the data and how you want to present it.