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I just finished a 5k run that took me 36:48 minutes to complete. Last
year it took me 33:05. I can't find the function to subtract minutes. I found teh format [mm]:ss and tried all sorts of variations without luck. Thanks in advance. Tango |
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Saying "... without luck" isn't the clearest problem description to help us
in solving your problem. Perhaps you could tell us what values you have in the cells, what formula you've used, and what value you got (and what value you expected)? Possible areas where you may have been confused a a in ensuring that you've got numbers that represent mm:ss and not hh:mm. Try typing in 36:48.0 or 0:36:48, not 36:48. b in dealing with negative times, which you may be able to display by using 1904 date system, but beware of possible difficulties switching to and fro between 1900 and 1904 systems. -- David Biddulph "Tango" wrote in message ... I just finished a 5k run that took me 36:48 minutes to complete. Last year it took me 33:05. I can't find the function to subtract minutes. I found teh format [mm]:ss and tried all sorts of variations without luck. Thanks in advance. Tango |
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=TIME(0,36,48)-TIME(0,33,5)
and format as [mm]:ss -- Gary''s Student - gsnu2007d "Tango" wrote: I just finished a 5k run that took me 36:48 minutes to complete. Last year it took me 33:05. I can't find the function to subtract minutes. I found teh format [mm]:ss and tried all sorts of variations without luck. Thanks in advance. Tango |
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On Feb 24, 5:20*am, Tango wrote:
I just finished a 5k run that took me 36:48 minutes to complete. *Last year it took me 33:05. *I can't find the function to subtract minutes. I found teh format [mm]:ss and tried all sorts of variations without luck. * It would be nice if you explained what went wrong, not simply "without luck". But let me guess: despite the format [mm]:ss, when you entered 33:05, you got a large number, namely 1985:00. At least, that is what happens in Excel 2003. The problem is: apparently, Excel still requires that you enter the number in the form h:mm:ss. So, if you enter 00:36:48 in A1 and 00:33:05 in A2, both formatted as [mm]:ss, then put the following in A3: =A1-A2 A3 will inherit the format [mm]:ss. |
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