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Process a Time Stamp
Hi I am looking to convert a timestamp in a file such that it is read
as a time in excel. Currently it comes in general format for example:2006032211272800 which is in yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm(mins)-ss-00. That is year 22/03/2006 at 11:27:28. The time is 24 hour clock and minutes and seconds roll over at 60 i.e. the time is read as a clock not decimal places. Note the last two digits are always blank. The field can easily be converted to a number and divided by 100 to exclude the last 2 digits. Is there an easy way in which this time stamp can be read by excel such that it is easy to recognise the time elapsed between enteries? Examples of sequential timestamps are as below: Cell B1: 2006032211272800 Cell B2: 2006032211273100 Cell B3: 2006032211282100 Cell B4: 2006032211283800 Cell B5: 2006032211285000 Cheers David |
Process a Time Stamp
=DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,5,2),MID(A1,7,2))+TIME(MID (A1,9,2),MID(A1,11,2),MID(A1,13,2))
Format cell as: dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss " wrote: Hi I am looking to convert a timestamp in a file such that it is read as a time in excel. Currently it comes in general format for example:2006032211272800 which is in yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm(mins)-ss-00. That is year 22/03/2006 at 11:27:28. The time is 24 hour clock and minutes and seconds roll over at 60 i.e. the time is read as a clock not decimal places. Note the last two digits are always blank. The field can easily be converted to a number and divided by 100 to exclude the last 2 digits. Is there an easy way in which this time stamp can be read by excel such that it is easy to recognise the time elapsed between enteries? Examples of sequential timestamps are as below: Cell B1: 2006032211272800 Cell B2: 2006032211273100 Cell B3: 2006032211282100 Cell B4: 2006032211283800 Cell B5: 2006032211285000 Cheers David |
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