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    Angry Time Conversion/Decimal to Seconds

    Hi guys,

    How do you convert 10.50 to 10m30sec(for example)? What is the simplest way to do that.
    I've been searching for a solution but they all are too complicated.
    Last edited by geshwinn; 06-17-2010 at 03:54 AM.

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    Re: Time Conversion/Decimal to Seconds

    divide 10.5 by 1440 format cell as mm:ss eg = a1/1440
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    Re: Time Conversion/Decimal to Seconds

    In terms of the format you might want/need to use a format of: [m]"m"s"sec"

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    Re: Time Conversion/Decimal to Seconds

    Thanks guys! It worked

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