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paulo_H | 16:44 Wed 04th Jul 2007 | Technology
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Hi

Dose anybody know a formula which can multiply a cell formatted to time by a cell formatted to currency

i.e.

cell A1 (Formatted time) 148:00:00
x by B1(Formatt Currency) �6.00

I've tried simply using =sum(A1*B1) but I keep getting an amount of �40.40.

any ideas
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For starters you don't need the sum bit to multiply two cells together. It should just be =A1*B1. Sum is used to add the contents of two cells together.
I presume you want the answer to be 148 hours * �6.00 = �888.00. If this is the case your formula would need to be

(A1*24)*B1

You are having a problem because Excel cannot multiply the two formats together and by multipling (A1) by 24 you are converting the date to its decimal equivilant. Once it is a decimal it can then be multiplied by (B1) also in decimal.
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Thanks rinkytink that work like a dream

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