Type the correct answer in the box. Which function represents the number of seconds, s, in d days? (Hint: The number seconds in a day is 24. 60. 60 = 86,400.) The function that represents the number of seconds, s, in d days is f (d) =. There are 86,400 seconds in a day. What is a day (d)? A day is a unit of time. The symbol for day is d.
How to Convert Seconds to Time in Excel
If you want to convert a number of seconds to a time in Excel, the easiest way is to:
- Divide the number of seconds by 86400 (the number of seconds in a day);
Format the result as a time.
(To format an Excel cell to display a time, select the cell and then select the 'Time' format from the drop-down menu in the Home tab of the Excel ribbon).
Format a cell as a time by selecting the 'Time' option from the drop-down menu on the ribbon
This method of converting a number of seconds to a time works because dates and times in Excel are stored as simple decimal values, with one day represented by the decimal value 1.0, and one second represented by the decimal value 1/86400 (i.e. 1.0 divided by the number of seconds in a day).
Disable 802.1x authentication windows 10. Therefore, any number of seconds can be converted into an Excel time using the formula:
Examples of how to Convert Seconds to Time in Excel
Formulas:
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Note that, in order to display the values in column B of above spreadsheet as times, the cells must be formatted as times.
Seconds In The Day
Formatting Cells to Display Times in Excel
If the result of your time calculation is displayed as a decimal, you need to set the cell's formatting to an Excel time format. This can be done using one of the following methods:
Method 1 - Formatting Through the Ribbon Options
The easiest way to change cell formatting to a simple 'Time' format is to select the cell(s) to be formatted and then select the Time option from the drop-down menu in the ribbon. This is found in the 'Number' group on the Home tab (see below):
Method 2 - Formatting Through the 'Format Cells' Dialog Box
If you require a greater selection of time formats, you may prefer to apply cell formatting using the 'Format Cells' dialog box:
- Select the cell(s) to be formatted;
Open up the 'Format Cells' dialog box by either:
- Clicking on the dialog box launcher in the 'Number' grouping, on the Home tab of the Excel ribbon (see rightabove).
- Using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + 1 (i.e. press the Ctrl key and while holding this down press 1).
- Ensure the Number tab of the 'Format Cells' dialog box is selected;
From the Category: list, select the option Time.
(If you want a time other than the default, you can then select one of the options from the list on the right hand side of the 'Format Cells' dialog box).- Click OK to apply the formatting and close the dialog box.
= 86400 Seconds
Formatting Cells to Display More Than 24 Hours
It is likely that the standard time format (applied when you use the ribbon option to format a time) will only display times up to 24 hours.
However, If you use the 'Format Cells' dialog box to format your cell(s), when you select the Time option from the 'Categories:' list, a further 'Type' list will appear on the right hand side of the dialog box (shown below).
From within the 'Type' list, select a time format that displays an hour value that is greater than 24, before clicking on the OK button, to close the dialog box.
See also, the page on How to Convert a Time To Decimal.
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Current United States Data*
- Total number of abortions in the U.S. 1973-2018: 61.8 million+
- 186 abortions per 1,000 live births (according to the Centers for Disease Control)
- U.S. Abortions in 2017: ~862,320 (Guttmacher Institute)
- Abortions per day: 2362+ (GI)
- Abortions per hour: 98+ (GI)
- 1 abortion every 96 seconds (GI)
- 13.5 abortions / 1000 women aged 15-44 in 2017 (GI)
These statistics include only surgical and medical abortions. Because many contraceptive measures are abortifacients (drugs that induce or cause abortions), it is important not to overlook the number of children killed by chemical abortions. Since 1965, an average of 11 million women have used abortifacient methods of birth control in the United States at any given time. Using formulas based on the way the birth control pill works, pharmacy experts project that about 14 million chemical abortions occur in the United States each year, providing a projected total of well in excess of 610 million chemical abortions between 1965 and 2009.
When conducting research on abortion statistics, you may also encounter two different sets of numbers. One set is from the Centers for Disease Control, and the other is from the Guttmacher Institute—the 'independent research arm' of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
The Guttmacher Institute totals are actually the more accurate since the Institute conducts private research on abortion providers throughout the country and because not all states are required to report to the CDC. In fact, California and New York, where high numbers of abortions occur, are not included in CDC figures.
Planned Parenthood's income breakdown for the 2018-2019 fiscal year
Disable 802.1x authentication windows 10. Therefore, any number of seconds can be converted into an Excel time using the formula:
Examples of how to Convert Seconds to Time in Excel
Formulas:
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Note that, in order to display the values in column B of above spreadsheet as times, the cells must be formatted as times.
Seconds In The Day
Formatting Cells to Display Times in Excel
If the result of your time calculation is displayed as a decimal, you need to set the cell's formatting to an Excel time format. This can be done using one of the following methods:
Method 1 - Formatting Through the Ribbon Options
The easiest way to change cell formatting to a simple 'Time' format is to select the cell(s) to be formatted and then select the Time option from the drop-down menu in the ribbon. This is found in the 'Number' group on the Home tab (see below):
Method 2 - Formatting Through the 'Format Cells' Dialog Box
If you require a greater selection of time formats, you may prefer to apply cell formatting using the 'Format Cells' dialog box:
- Select the cell(s) to be formatted;
Open up the 'Format Cells' dialog box by either:
- Clicking on the dialog box launcher in the 'Number' grouping, on the Home tab of the Excel ribbon (see rightabove).
- Using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + 1 (i.e. press the Ctrl key and while holding this down press 1).
- Ensure the Number tab of the 'Format Cells' dialog box is selected;
From the Category: list, select the option Time.
(If you want a time other than the default, you can then select one of the options from the list on the right hand side of the 'Format Cells' dialog box).- Click OK to apply the formatting and close the dialog box.
= 86400 Seconds
Formatting Cells to Display More Than 24 Hours
It is likely that the standard time format (applied when you use the ribbon option to format a time) will only display times up to 24 hours.
However, If you use the 'Format Cells' dialog box to format your cell(s), when you select the Time option from the 'Categories:' list, a further 'Type' list will appear on the right hand side of the dialog box (shown below).
From within the 'Type' list, select a time format that displays an hour value that is greater than 24, before clicking on the OK button, to close the dialog box.
See also, the page on How to Convert a Time To Decimal.
Return to the ExcelFunctions.net Home Page
Current United States Data*
- Total number of abortions in the U.S. 1973-2018: 61.8 million+
- 186 abortions per 1,000 live births (according to the Centers for Disease Control)
- U.S. Abortions in 2017: ~862,320 (Guttmacher Institute)
- Abortions per day: 2362+ (GI)
- Abortions per hour: 98+ (GI)
- 1 abortion every 96 seconds (GI)
- 13.5 abortions / 1000 women aged 15-44 in 2017 (GI)
These statistics include only surgical and medical abortions. Because many contraceptive measures are abortifacients (drugs that induce or cause abortions), it is important not to overlook the number of children killed by chemical abortions. Since 1965, an average of 11 million women have used abortifacient methods of birth control in the United States at any given time. Using formulas based on the way the birth control pill works, pharmacy experts project that about 14 million chemical abortions occur in the United States each year, providing a projected total of well in excess of 610 million chemical abortions between 1965 and 2009.
When conducting research on abortion statistics, you may also encounter two different sets of numbers. One set is from the Centers for Disease Control, and the other is from the Guttmacher Institute—the 'independent research arm' of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
The Guttmacher Institute totals are actually the more accurate since the Institute conducts private research on abortion providers throughout the country and because not all states are required to report to the CDC. In fact, California and New York, where high numbers of abortions occur, are not included in CDC figures.
Planned Parenthood's income breakdown for the 2018-2019 fiscal year
- PP non-government clinic income: $369.6 million
- PP donations revenue: $591.3 million
- PP government grants and reimbursements: $616.8 million
- Total profit: $110.5 million
- Total income: $1.63 billion
2018-2019 Planned Parenthood service numbers
- Number of abortions (medical and surgical): 345,672
- Total number of abortions per week: 6,301
- Adoption referrals: 1,880
- Ratio of adoption referrals to abortions: 1 per 174
Non-Hispanic Black Abortions by PP
According to the CDC 38% of abortions are done on non-Hispanic Black mothers. Using this data:
- Per year estimate: 131,355
- Per day estimate: 360
- Per hour estimate: 15
2019 PP Annual Survey
- Total number of PP clinics: 587
- Total number of PP clinics that perform surgical and medical abortions: 375
- Total number of affiliates: 50
What Happens In A Minute
Other information
- Highest number of PP clinics: 938 in 1995
U.S. total females, Age 15-44 (according to 2010 U.S. census)
- Whites: 58.3% (36,399,198)
- Blacks: 14.2% (8,897,793)
- Hispanic or Latino: 19.0% (11,845,024)
- Other: 8.5% (5,303,843)
TOTAL: 62,445,858
U.S. women who obtained abortions in 2016 (According to Centers for Disease Control)
- White: 35%
- Black: 38%
- Hispanic: 18.8%
- Other: 8.2%
U.S.women fertility rates per 1 woman (According to the National Center for Health Statistics)
Exact Number Of Seconds In A Day
- 1990: White: 1.85 Black: 2.55 Hispanic: 2.96
- 2010: White: 1.79 Black: 1.97 Hispanic: 2.35
- 2018: White: 1.64 Black: 1.79 Hispanic: 1.96
