calculating speeds in mph

J

Jock W

How do I calculate how fast something has travelled?
I have a distance (2 miles) and the time taken (00:22:00).
The time cell is formatted as hh:mm:ss.

Thanks
 
B

Bob Phillips

To get mph

=A1/(B1*24)

where A1 is distance, B1 is time in time format.

Make sure you format result cell as General, it will default to time


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HTH

Bob Phillips

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M

Max

Bob, both England and Italy are still in the running ...
All the best to whoever's your heart & money is on <g>
 
B

Bob Phillips

After watching the matches so far, my heart was with Spain (but France beat
them), I despair of England's rubbishy performances, I feel Italy have a
good (read relatively easy) passage, but Argentine looks ominous. I just
don't think that Riquelme has the bottle for the big day, so I think it will
be France.

How about that for hedging all bets <vbg>

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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M

Max

Bob Phillips said:
.. How about that for hedging all bets <vbg>

Sounds excellent <bg>, but just wondering aloud ...
why didn't Brazil figure at all in your hedges ?
 
B

Bob Phillips

I noticed that after I wrote, but I think they have been poor (is Ronaldinho
playing?), and anyway I tipped France, so that means Brazil go home tomorrow
<g>

Looks like was right about Riquelme and Italy!

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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M

Max

.. I tipped France, so that means Brazil go home tomorrow <g>

ah, we shall see ... cheers <g>
 

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