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I have some timed data to enter. Each entry has two values: (1) number
of repetitions and (2) elapsed time in minutes and seconds (mm:ss). Some sample data is: Reps mm:ss 25 3:22 202 15:00 99 11:30 1405 77:22 I want to enter the data just as shown above. Note that the minutes may exceed 59. That is, time over an hour is not shown as hh:mm:ss. I want Excel to calculate the number of repetitions/hour. Reps mm:ss rph 25 3:22 446 202 15:00 808 99 11:30 517 1405 77:22 1090 The calculations are working correctly, but I am having trouble with the data entry. 1. If I enter "3:22", it goes in as "03:22:00" = 3 hours and 22 minutes, not 3 minutes and 22 seconds. I can enter "0:03:22" and it works, but I'd prefer not to have to enter the hours. Is there a way for me to enter "3:22" and have it go it as 3 minutes and 22 seconds? 2. All times are in minutes and seconds, even though the total time may be over an hour. If I enter the last entry as "00:77:22", it takes the correct value, but it changes the cell formatting "General". If I change it back to "mm:ss", I get "17:22". Assuming I get an answer to #1 and can enter "77:22", is there a way for me to format it to display as "77:22"? Thanks -- Running Excel 2000 SP-3 on Windows 2000 |
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