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"Excel 2004, Mac 10.6.1
My speed in minutes per mile: Distance (4.25) / Time (60) = 14.12 (in F25)
In cell (H25) I have INT(F28) which gives me 14
In cell (I25) I have (F28-H28)*60) which gives me 7
What's the formula for: Miles Per Hour?"
Answer
Hi Don
How are you?
How many miles do you run)? in how many minutes?
4.25/60 is the number of miles per minute?
Well, suppose you run 4.25 in 30 minutes
Type 4.25 in A1
Type 30 in B1
Type =A1/B1 in C1
( This is the number of miles per minute)
Type =A1/B1*60 in D1
(This is the number of miles per hour)
Hope this helps you
Cheers
Adelaide
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