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How can I format an cell in excell:10min50Sec 88hundreths of a Sec
I would like to write 10:50:88 so that Excel understands that I mean
10 minutes 50 Seconds and 88 of a second: mm:ss + what? Do you know how to format? |
Format as mm:ss.00 and enter 10:55.88 (note the period instead of colon)
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Alfred Nobel" <Alfred wrote in message ... I would like to write 10:50:88 so that Excel understands that I mean 10 minutes 50 Seconds and 88 of a second: mm:ss + what? Do you know how to format? |
Thanks a lot Niek Otten, that did the trick!
"Niek Otten" wrote: Format as mm:ss.00 and enter 10:55.88 (note the period instead of colon) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Alfred Nobel" <Alfred wrote in message ... I would like to write 10:50:88 so that Excel understands that I mean 10 minutes 50 Seconds and 88 of a second: mm:ss + what? Do you know how to format? |
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