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Time Question
I have field that is formatted as a general number. Ex. 2038
I need to have this number to show up as a time field. 20:38 or 10:38. How can I do this? |
Time Question
Hi
Assuming that value in A1 then you could use: =TEXT(A1,"00\:00")+0 Best regards Richard On 12 Mar, 14:02, metaltecks wrote: I have field that is formatted as a general number. Ex. 2038 I need to have this number to show up as a time field. 20:38 or 10:38. How can I do this? |
Time Question
Another solution:
=TIME(LEFT(A1,2),RIGHT(A1,2),0) Regards, Stefi €˛RichardSchollar€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Hi Assuming that value in A1 then you could use: =TEXT(A1,"00\:00")+0 Best regards Richard On 12 Mar, 14:02, metaltecks wrote: I have field that is formatted as a general number. Ex. 2038 I need to have this number to show up as a time field. 20:38 or 10:38. How can I do this? |
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