Hi Steve,
For my application using the [SS].00 option did the trick. As I required
to determine number of seconds required to move 500m. I also need to
sum up the resultant column.
Thanks for all the help both on-line and off-line.
Vytas
On 3/29/2017 3:20 PM, Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi.
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Hi.
2 interesting options, which one you choose depends upon what you want
to do with the number you get. You need to bear in mind that option 2 is
just showing you DAYS in a different format.
If the time is how long to run 100 (m/ft) and you want to calculate a
speed for instance you would
2017-03-29 15:38 GMT+02:00 vytas :
> I have a spreadsheet containing timing results which are displayed using
> the a Format code of MM:SS.00 (02:58.03).
>
> What I require is the number of seconds the cell represents as a decimal
> number of seconds (178.03) for the above value.
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Helo Vytas,
>
> I have a spreadsheet containing timing results which are displayed
> using the a Format code of MM:SS.00 (02:58.03).
>
> What I require is the number of seconds the cell represents as a
> decimal number of seconds (178.03) for the