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I direct a one-hour race walk event on a track and want to enter lap
times each athlete into an Excel spreadsheet. The times are in minutes and second (MM:SS) and each athlete can complete as many 35 laps. I calculate and display the cumulative and elapsed time for each lap. Currently, I enter each time as 0:MM:SS. So, 54 minutes and 32 seconds would be entered as 0:54:32. I'm not a very good typist and the extra typing seems unnecessary. I would like to enter the time as 5432 and have Excel convert my entry to the time format. I'm a novice with Excel. What is the best way to use Excel to speed up the data entry process? Thank you. -- Justin |
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