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I need to format a range of cells as mm:ss. I've tried using the custom
format setting for cells and the values I've added are rounded. If I add a new column and format it first, then add the numbers, they are interpreted weirdly. 11:36 becomes 38:24.0. In either case, when I put the cursor on the cell itself, the number shows as a either a clock time (11:36:00 am or 1/11/1900 8:38L24 AM), I've tried several of the different tips suggested in this discussion area (for example copy and paste special/ divide) and none have helped. What else can I try? This is for my son's science project and not getting the data displyaing correctly impacts his graphs. |
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