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Hello, If anyone can help. I am using a excel for filling out time sheets
where I work and when I enter the start time of my job excel is kicking out a number. for example I need to input this 0830 when I hit enter or move to next cell it turns into this 830. Problem is that it must be a 4 digit entry for my employer. Is there a way to stop excel from taking out the 0.. by the way it is only zero that is kicking out no other numbers. Thanks for the help, |
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If it *must* be a true XL number, custom format to:
0000 If text entries are acceptable, *pre*format the cell(s) as Text, OR precede the data entry with an apostrophe ( ' ). -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "ajm583" wrote in message ... Hello, If anyone can help. I am using a excel for filling out time sheets where I work and when I enter the start time of my job excel is kicking out a number. for example I need to input this 0830 when I hit enter or move to next cell it turns into this 830. Problem is that it must be a 4 digit entry for my employer. Is there a way to stop excel from taking out the 0.. by the way it is only zero that is kicking out no other numbers. Thanks for the help, |
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It is preferable to enter the time using Excel's standard time format of
08:30, not 0830. Then you can easily do arithmetic on the time values. -- David Biddulph "ajm583" wrote in message ... Hello, If anyone can help. I am using a excel for filling out time sheets where I work and when I enter the start time of my job excel is kicking out a number. for example I need to input this 0830 when I hit enter or move to next cell it turns into this 830. Problem is that it must be a 4 digit entry for my employer. Is there a way to stop excel from taking out the 0.. by the way it is only zero that is kicking out no other numbers. Thanks for the help, |
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Thanks for the help..
The apostrophe worked perfect. The Colon didn't work. I appreciate the help. A. J. M. |
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Appreciate the feed-back.
-- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "ajm583" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help.. The apostrophe worked perfect. The Colon didn't work. I appreciate the help. A. J. M. |
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I'm fascinated to hear that the colon didn't work. Tell us more? What time
format did you use in the cells? -- David Biddulph "ajm583" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help.. The apostrophe worked perfect. The Colon didn't work. I appreciate the help. A. J. M. |
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David, I translated the OP as meaning the data was to be imported into the
company payroll app. -- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... I'm fascinated to hear that the colon didn't work. Tell us more? What time format did you use in the cells? -- David Biddulph "ajm583" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help.. The apostrophe worked perfect. The Colon didn't work. I appreciate the help. A. J. M. |
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