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Whenever I try to calculate a running pace (minutes/per mile) it returns a
number in decimal form. But the decimal then has to be converted to seconds. For example, I want to calculate my pace (minutes/mile) if I ran 4 miles in 31 minutes and 12 seconds. To get an accurate pace, I have to convert 31 minutes and 12 seconds to a decimal format which would be equal to 31.2 minutes. (12 seconds divided by 60 seconds = .2) Then when I divide 31.2 minutes by 4.0 miles the answer I get in Excel is 7.80. Since there are only 60 seconds in a minute, 7.80 is actually 7 minutes and 48 seconds per mile. (0.8 x 60 seconds) Is there a function in Excel that can convert decimals to minutes and seconds without having to do some advanced programming? Any ideas? Thanks, RuSL |
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