calculating subtractive splits

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I'm wondering if anyone has a simple way of calculating subtractive split times. For example, if you swim 100 Free and your time is 1:04.36, and the results show your split time as 31.62, is there a simple way to calculate what your time was for the 2nd 50? I know that on the USMS site, you can look up some of your results, and often these include subtractive splits, but this site does not list all meets. Is there a website that has a "calculator" for this purpose? Or does anyone know a way of programming something like Excel to calculate these?
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    Excel 2000 (and I assume other versions) handles this directly with no "setup" at all if you can do without decimal places. Simply type in 2:43 in one cell, 1:20 in another and a standard subtraction formula in a third and you get a properly formatted answer. If you decimal places you can go into the cell formatting and create whatever format you want want in the way of min, sec, and decimal places.
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  • Former Member
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    Excel 2000 (and I assume other versions) handles this directly with no "setup" at all if you can do without decimal places. Simply type in 2:43 in one cell, 1:20 in another and a standard subtraction formula in a third and you get a properly formatted answer. If you decimal places you can go into the cell formatting and create whatever format you want want in the way of min, sec, and decimal places.
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