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Hi, Coach
Try this: Format the race times as: Category: Custom Type: 00":"00 That will make 1216 appear as 12:16, but it won't actually be a time. Then follow the rest of my previous instructions Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Coach" wrote: Ron, I tried this and I think I need to break this into 2 different areas. The times that I enter do need to print like mm:ss. Right now they are formatted as h:mm:ss so that it prints right visually but it is still not actually mm:ss. I tried the formula you sent but it ended up with 00:00, probably because of the formatting of the race times. I was not able to custome format to what you specified as I did not have that option. I had mm:ss and mm:ss.0 I think you know what I am trying to do, can you suggest how I would enter race times (that prints mm:ss) and still calculate a improvement formula as well. The format of the race times is the issue I am guessing. Thanks for the very fast response, this has been an issue for years now. Coach "Ron Coderre" wrote: Minor correcton...I was playing with different race times and posted the wrong differece between the example times of 1216 amd 1214. The difference, of course, would be 2 seconds (not 1). *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try something like this: For A1: (RaceTime_1 eg: 1216...meaning 12:16) B1: (RaceTime_2 eg: 121...meaning 12:14) Improvement C1: =IF(B1A1,0,("00:"&INT(A1/100)&":"&RIGHT(A1,2))-("00:"&INT(B1/100)&":"&RIGHT(B1,2))) Custom Format C1 as Time (mm:ss;@) In the above example, C1 displays 00:01 (improvement of 1 second) Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Coach" wrote: Spreadsheet tracks race times for cross country races and needs to be able to calculate improvement time in mm:ss (or zero if less than previous race). Also,it would be nice to be able to enter times without using colons or have to reference the field as h:mm:ss. The race result will always be mm:ss and the last two digits will always be seconds, the result will never be more than 60 minutes so hours are a real bother. A1 (8:52, m:ss) - A2 (8:40, mm:ss) should = 0.12 (12 seconds) Presently I am using the following: =TEXT(A2-A1,"h:mm:ss"), I only want to display m:ss, hours are meanlingless |
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