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sanchezpeinado
Level III

Why time shows as HH:MM and thousands?

I have multiple columns with times for a procedure. I divided it into 4 stages and created a formula for time expended in each stage. However, when I try to get the mean and SD, the time appears in thousands while the median and quartiles show in HH:MM, which is the format that I want. Does anyone know why that happened?

 

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jthi
Super User

Re: Why time shows as HH:MM and thousands?

I think you will have to modify the the format of summary statistics. Right click on the numeric part of Summary Statistics and select Format Column

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Note: this will break N and N Missing though, as they will be formatted as time so might be a good idea to hide those.

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-Jarmo

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jthi
Super User

Re: Why time shows as HH:MM and thousands?

I think you will have to modify the the format of summary statistics. Right click on the numeric part of Summary Statistics and select Format Column

jthi_1-1700589300331.png

 

jthi_0-1700589258312.png

Note: this will break N and N Missing though, as they will be formatted as time so might be a good idea to hide those.

jthi_2-1700589347428.png

 

 

-Jarmo

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