How to use Time Format with decimal to calculate races cars. ss,ddd ?

In excell there are a user defined format MM:SS.000 very convenient to use in races with decimal precision.
So in a race car we can have lap times like
Car 1 - 1:23.234
Car 2 - 1:23.132
so the diference can be calculate and the result is 0.102.
But in NUMBERS therer are no way to use with this precision.
Somebidy has the same problem?

Hi hi ni,
I'm not sure if I understood you, but you can try doing this.
Create a variable for 0calyear. The user will input the year.
In the report you use this:
0calmonth - NumberOfEmployeesKF
If the user enters 2008, then it will show:
01.2008 - nnn
02.2008 - xxx
03.2008 - zzz
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Diego

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