From: sisteragent on 5 May 2010 02:53 i have pace per mile in minutes and total distance. I want to calculate total minutes. What are the formulas I use? I'm currently showing pace per mile as "10:00" or 10 min per mile.
From: Jacob Skaria on 5 May 2010 03:03 With pace per mile in cell A1 and the distance in B1 try the below formula =A1*B1 and custom format the cell to [h]:mm -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "sisteragent" wrote: > i have pace per mile in minutes and total distance. I want to calculate > total minutes. What are the formulas I use? I'm currently showing pace per > mile as "10:00" or 10 min per mile.
From: Fred Smith on 5 May 2010 09:37 Jacob's recommendation will work if you are actually entering 10:00 in your cell. However, when you enter a time with only one colon, Excel assumes you are entering hours and minutes (which would be closer to my pace), not minutes and seconds. Again, if you continue to fake out Excel by using a format of [hh]:mm, then all will look good. But if you try to do anything more sophisticated with your data, you run the risk of getting hopelessly confused. I would recommend you enter your data as minutes and seconds, either as: 0:10 or 0:10:00 or 10:00.0 Then use Jacob's formula to calculate your total time, and display with a format of m:ss, or, if you're running for more than an hour, use h:mm:ss. Regards, Fred "Jacob Skaria" <JacobSkaria(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:07D13A55-C107-4C8F-A140-C668DE7CAA43(a)microsoft.com... > With pace per mile in cell A1 and the distance in B1 try the below formula > =A1*B1 > > and custom format the cell to > [h]:mm > > > -- > Jacob (MVP - Excel) > > > "sisteragent" wrote: > >> i have pace per mile in minutes and total distance. I want to calculate >> total minutes. What are the formulas I use? I'm currently showing pace >> per >> mile as "10:00" or 10 min per mile.
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