KÄmakalÄ KÄlÄ« is like the redness at dawn, like red hibiscus. Her eyes are like Cuckoo bird and appear like jambul fruit (Jamun or jambu). Hair is thick and long, reaching her feet. Her three eyes appear like burning coals. Her face is like a full moon and a red lotus.
Setting Cells to Have the [h]:mm Format: 1  Right click on the cell to be formatted. 2  Select the option Format Cells... 3  Ensure the Number tab is selected in the window that pops up. 4  Select the option Custom from the list of Categories and type [h]:mm into the box on the right. 5  Click OK.ell B3 of the following spreadsheet shows a simple example of how to calculate a time difference in Excel. The calculation simply subtracts the time in cell B1 from the time in cell B2.
As times in Excel are simply numerical values, a specified number of seconds can be converted to an equivalent time value through simple arithmetic. The decimal value representing 1 second in Excel is calculated as follows: 1 second = 1 / 86400. I.e. 1 second = 1 divided by the number of seconds in a day. As the number of seconds in a day is 86,400, any number of seconds can be converted into an Excel time by the formula: Excel Time = Seconds / 86400. Examples are shown in the spreadsheet below.