Excel Magic Trick 1416: Round Up to 15 or 30 Minute Increments for Hours Worked Time Calculations

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Learn how to use the CEILING Function to Round Hours Worked Time Calculation to Nearest 15 or 30 Minutes.
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Thank You !!

For Time format to round up

= CEILING( [Start_Time], "0:15")

automationguide
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Your video is great! Can you share how you might use the function to round times using the 7/8 minute rule for timekeeping? I'm pulling my hair out!

grandmesahops
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Than you for your very useful video. My situation is that I charge my time as consultant on minimum/nearest 15 minute intervals, The Ceiling function that you displayed should not round up when the interval is exactly a 15 minute interval and for the most part it doesn't. However, I needed to charge for some work that I did from 21:15 to 23:00 which equates 1.75 hours, but the Ceiling formula inexplicably rounded it up to 2.0 hours. Why is that? Is there a way around it? Thank you!

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