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For Excel to add the hours you must format in a special way. Hereâs how: Highlight the cells that will contain the hours and right-click to open the format menu. Then click on Format Cells and Number.Now scroll down to Time, then to Custom and select [h]:mm:ss. The h stands for hours, mm for minutes and ss for seconds.If an employee worked 1 hour and 50 minutes, enter it this way: 1:50:00.In the example at left, I use the conventional Sum formula to add the hours: =sum(B2:B4). Also, you can save yourself time by accessing Excelâs time-sheet templates, which have all the necessary formulas built in.ereâs how: Highlight the cells that will contain the hours and right-click to open the format menu. Then click on Format Cells and Number. Now scroll down to Time, then to Custom and select [h]:mm:ss.
Step 2. Enter the title Total Hours in cell C1. Select cell C2 by clicking on it with your mouse. Related Reading: Various Count Functions in Excel. Step 3. Enter the formula =B2-A2 and press the Enter key to display the time difference between two cells.Change the cell format to hours by selecting the cell and clicking on the arrow next to the Number option, which is on the Home tab.tep 4. Count the total number of hours worked based on a single time unit by entering the formula =INT((B2-A2)*24) and then pressing the Enter key. The INT function enables you to count the total number of hours between two times and round down the total to the nearest hour.