Have you ever wanted to convert time into something more useful? No this is not a way to make you bend the space time continuum or turn you into some Einstein. However if you’ve got some start and end times and wanted to do some comparison of days, weeks or even years, there is a function in Excel called CONVERT that will help you out a lot. After learning this, you’ll almost feel like you could bend time or maybe just have some kind of super power (at least in Excel). Check out the video to learn it.

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