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EXCEL QUESTION

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Dread7994

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Nov 7, 2003
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I NEED A FORMULA FOR EXCEL THAT CONVERTS SECS INTO MINUTES EXAMPLE (145 SEC = 2MINS 25 SECS (i.e. 2:25). I WANT IT TO READ IN THIS FORM (2:25).

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE.

SHAUN
 
if 145 is in cell A1

then formula in b1 is.....


=INT(A1/60)&":"&MOD(A1,60)
 
If cell A1 contained 125, you would get 2:5
If you wanted it to be 2:05 instead, then just alter ETID's formula to this:

Code:
=INT(A1/60)&":"&RIGHT(MOD(A1,60)+100,2)
 
Just to give you another option, you could just format the cell as:-

([mm]:ss)

and then enter the data as 00:00:145

which will show as (02:25)

or ([m]:ss)

which will show as (2:25)

Regards
Ken..............

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Use "IsThisOneTaken2"'s suggestion but format as mm:ss for your mins and secs...

Rgds, Geoff
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If you do as xlbo said then you'll need to divide by 86400 not 1440
 
good spot sfvb - for the record
To convert from seconds, /86400
To convert from minutes, /1440
To convert from hours, /24

Rgds, Geoff
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