Reformatting seconds to minutes on a chart

SandsB

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My time data is in seconds. I want minutes to be the Y axis on my chart. I know I can add a new column in my data that does =A1/60 but I was hoping there's some sort of formatting trick that'll do the samething.
 

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If the data is held as a time value (i.e. 45 seconds is 00:00:45 not just 45), then yes - just format the chart axis as [mm] or whatever. If it's held as simple number, then you'll have to do the calculation on the sheet
 
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For simple calculations like that you can you Copy / Paste Special / Divide so that you don't mess with the graph references.
 
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