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How do I calculate running pace?

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    JE McGimpsey
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    Re: How do I calculate running pace?

    XL makes no distinction between time of day and elapsed time - they're
    both stored as fractional days, regardless of display format, so

    03:00:00 = 03:00:00 AM = 0.125

    To get minutes per kilometer, with say, 8 km in 20 minutes:

    A1: 0:20:00
    A2: 8
    A3: =A1/A2

    format A3 with

    Format/Cells/Number/Custom m:s/k\m



    In article <[email protected]>,
    "Forrest" <[email protected]> wrote:

    > I have time entered in the form: hh:mm:ss and distance in kilometres. I am
    > trying to calculate my pace in the form: minutes per kilometre. Problem is
    > that Excel interprets any digits entered as time to be "time of day" as
    > opposed to a cumulative time. Therefore, when I try to calculate
    > time/distance, I get a blank cell (no error message).


  2. #2
    Forrest
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    How do I calculate running pace?

    I have time entered in the form: hh:mm:ss and distance in kilometres. I am
    trying to calculate my pace in the form: minutes per kilometre. Problem is
    that Excel interprets any digits entered as time to be "time of day" as
    opposed to a cumulative time. Therefore, when I try to calculate
    time/distance, I get a blank cell (no error message).

  3. #3
    JE McGimpsey
    Guest

    Re: How do I calculate running pace?

    XL makes no distinction between time of day and elapsed time - they're
    both stored as fractional days, regardless of display format, so

    03:00:00 = 03:00:00 AM = 0.125

    To get minutes per kilometer, with say, 8 km in 20 minutes:

    A1: 0:20:00
    A2: 8
    A3: =A1/A2

    format A3 with

    Format/Cells/Number/Custom m:s/k\m



    In article <[email protected]>,
    "Forrest" <[email protected]> wrote:

    > I have time entered in the form: hh:mm:ss and distance in kilometres. I am
    > trying to calculate my pace in the form: minutes per kilometre. Problem is
    > that Excel interprets any digits entered as time to be "time of day" as
    > opposed to a cumulative time. Therefore, when I try to calculate
    > time/distance, I get a blank cell (no error message).


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