How to Convert Hours to a Percentage in Excel – 3 Methods

The dataset showcases Entry and Exit time of different employees.

To convert the working hours to a percentage:

Method 1 – Use a Mathematical Formula to Convert Hours to Percentage

Rozer works 42 hours per week; the total working hours is 45 hours. Convert the working hours to percentages:

Step 1:

• Select F5.

• Enter the formula in that cell.

• Press Enter.

The result is 0.9333.

• Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.

Step 2:

• Convert the fractions of hours into a percentage. Select F5:F8.
• Go to:

Home → Number → Percentage

This is the output.

Read More: How to Convert Hours to Minutes in Excel

Method 2 – Applying the MOD Function to Convert Hours to Percentage

Step 1:

• Select F5.
• Enter the function in that cell.

D7 is the Exit time and C7 is the Entry time. D7-C7 is the number and 1 is the divisor of the MOD function.

• Press Enter to see the result: 8:05.

• Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.

Step 2:

• Enter the formula.

E5 is the total working hours of Rozer. $E$4 is the total working hours. The dollar sign($) is used for absolute reference.

• Press Enter to see the result: 0.9510.

• Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.

• Repeat Step 2 of method 1 to convert the fractions of hours into a percentage.

Read More: How to Convert Hours to Days in Excel

Method 3 – Using the TEXT Function to Convert Hours to Percentage

Step 1:

• Select F5.
• Enter the function in that cell.

D7 is the Exit time and C7 the Entry time. D7-C7 is the value and “hh:mm” is the format_text of the TEXT function.

• Press Enter to see the result: 05.

• Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.

Step 2:

• Enter the formula.

E5 is the total working hours of Rozer, $E$4 is the total working hours per day. The dollar sign($) is used for absolute reference.

• Press Enter to see the result: 9608.

• Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.

• Repeat Step 2 of method 1 to convert the fractions of hours into a percentage.

Read More: How to Convert Days to Hours in Excel 

Things to Remember

➜ The #VALUE! error occurs when inputs are non-numeric.

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