How Can I Separate 1 Cellvalue And Copy To Two Different Cells. A Cell Cont 2,75 Where The 2 Is Hours And 0,75 Must Be Conv To Minutes

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How can I separate i cellvalue and copy to two different cells. A cell contains 2,75 where the 2 is hours and 0,75 must be conv to minutes

Posted 30-Nov-15 4:53am

Updated 1-Dec-15 19:18pm

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phil.o 30-Nov-15 11:10am

Tip: 0.75 hour = 0.75 x 60 minutes :)

ZurdoDev 30-Nov-15 11:39am

Refer to the text function in Excel.

Patrice T 30-Nov-15 15:08pm

What have you done so far ?

Member 12176259 2-Dec-15 7:43am

Thank you for your interest. I solved it by use of =INT(), regards Hans

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Ralf Meier · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-01T18:53:00

Try it like this :

VB

Dim z As Single = 2.75
Dim z1 As Single = Math.Truncate(z)
Dim z2 As Single = z - z1

Posted 1-Dec-15 18:53pm