Hi, There is probably a very simple solution here, but I am stumped. In this link below, you will see a table that has a field called "TOI" (abbreviation for time on ice). The number is visually set up as minutes and seconds. When I bring this into excel, I am unable to convert this into minutes as it defaults to a date and time. http://www.cbssports.com/nhl/stats/playersort/NHL/GLS/regularseason?&_3:col_1=6 Would appreciate knowing how I can reformat this into minutes, with the seconds being converted to a decimal. Ie : 1709.13 would be converted to 1709.217. Thanks.
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