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I hope this is an easy one...
I have data that spits out times in a text format that usually appear as :mm:ss (zero hours are omitted), but in the rare chance it goes over 60min, it appears as h:mm:ss. How do I account for the varying digit(s) for the hours when using TIME(hh,mm,ss)? The time starting with the ":" throws a monkeywrench into my formulas... I got it to work for anything under an hour using: TIME(0,RIGHT(LEFT(A1,3),2),RIGHT(A1,2)), but when its greater than 60min, it doesn't work (obviously since theres a zero in the hour field). |
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