Changing number to mins/seconds

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I want to change data that is just a normal number into mins and seconds.
e.g. 80 ---> 1:20 or 1.20 or something, so it is recognisable as 1 minute 20 
seconds

Katie.
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Reply Utf 12/9/2009 10:32:47 PM

Katie,

Try this

=A1/(24*60*60)

Format as hh:mm:ss

Mike

"Katie" wrote:

> I want to change data that is just a normal number into mins and seconds.
> e.g. 80 ---> 1:20 or 1.20 or something, so it is recognisable as 1 minute 20 
> seconds
> 
> Katie.
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Reply Utf 12/9/2009 10:31:41 PM


What about this:
=TIME(,,A1)

Format as:
mm:ss


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"Katie" wrote:

> I want to change data that is just a normal number into mins and seconds.
> e.g. 80 ---> 1:20 or 1.20 or something, so it is recognisable as 1 minute 20 
> seconds
> 
> Katie.
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Reply Utf 12/9/2009 10:33:30 PM

Thank you!

Next question:

if i had a column of data and i need to group/subtotal any cells containing 
zeros or isolated zeros, wat formula do i put in 
eg. 

0   )
1   )
0   )
0   ) subtotal = 4 (so i know it was a group of four cells)
4   
5   
1
6
5
0 )
1 )
0 ) subtotal = 3
6
7
8
0 ) subtotal = 1

basically the data shows steps and rests, and we need to know how long the 
rest periods are. single steps surrounded by rest (0) need to be counted as 
rest intervals. 

if that makes sense...

Katie.




"Mike H" wrote:

> Katie,
> 
> Try this
> 
> =A1/(24*60*60)
> 
> Format as hh:mm:ss
> 
> Mike
> 
> "Katie" wrote:
> 
> > I want to change data that is just a normal number into mins and seconds.
> > e.g. 80 ---> 1:20 or 1.20 or something, so it is recognisable as 1 minute 20 
> > seconds
> > 
> > Katie.
0
Reply Utf 12/9/2009 11:02:52 PM

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