Calculating Phone Bills Help Please

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Sh0t2bts

Hi All,

I am having to workout my companies telephone bill to make sure the
carrier isn't charging more than what we agreed, I have done a few
calls manually but with 20,000 calls im not doing them all.

What I have is:-
The duration
The cost per minute
The connection charge

This is one example using easy numbers:-
Duration 1 minute received as 00:01:00
Cost Per Min received as 0.12p twelve pence per min
Connection Charge as 0.02p two pence

But here's my problem if I do =(00:01:00*0.12)+0.02 it doesn't work,
if i do it using cell referances I get the result of 0.020083333

So to get round this I put the time in as a calculation =((mm*60)+ss)/
60 but I have to do this for each call. is there a easier way?

Cheers
Mark :o)
 
Well, if you are being charged 12 pence per minute plus a 2 pence
connection charge you are being vastly overcharged. Think about
changing supplier - it's easier than you think.

Pete
 
p45cal, thanks that worked a treat :o)

Pete_UK, I have just changed carrier and you are right the rates are
vastly different, calls to 118 number are hight 20p+ connection charge
16p per min..... local calls are better .008p connection charge 0.012p
per minute. I used full pence to make the reading easier.

Thanks Both for you help and advise
Mark :o)
 
Still not brilliant !!

You can get less than 1p/min (i.e. 0.7p) for Local/National calls with
no connection charge and no minimum charge, per second billing etc.
from a number of different (good quality) suppliers.

Pete
 
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