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Separate AM/PM from time.
In column B I have 1000 time entries with the following format. 9:30AM,
10:30PM. I would like to move the AM or Pm into a new column. I've tried "fixed width", also tried changing the format to put a space between the time and the AM/PM, but nothing has worked. Any suggestions? Don |
Answer: Separate AM/PM from time.
Hi Don,
To separate the AM/PM from the time in column B, you can use the Text to Columns feature in Excel. Here are the steps:
This will separate the time and AM/PM into two separate columns. You can then delete the original column B if you no longer need it. |
Separate AM/PM from time.
format column C to hh:mm (so no AM/PM is shown)
In C1 enter =if(b10.5,b1-0.5,b1) this will then only show the 12h clock even if PM in D1 enter =if(b10.5,"PM"."AM") Then if you like hide column B Copy/fill the formulas in C1 and D1 down as needed Regards Steve "cuartetto" wrote: In column B I have 1000 time entries with the following format. 9:30AM, 10:30PM. I would like to move the AM or Pm into a new column. I've tried "fixed width", also tried changing the format to put a space between the time and the AM/PM, but nothing has worked. Any suggestions? Don |
Separate AM/PM from time.
Are these really times or are they text?
If they're plain old text, then I'd convert them to times. Select the range Edit|replace: what: AM with: _AM (where _ represents the space character) replace all And once more for the PM. Then the results should be real times. And you can use a formula like the ones Steve suggested. But I'd keep the data as real times -- maybe format the cell so that I see: 21:30 instead of 9:30 PM though. cuartetto wrote: In column B I have 1000 time entries with the following format. 9:30AM, 10:30PM. I would like to move the AM or Pm into a new column. I've tried "fixed width", also tried changing the format to put a space between the time and the AM/PM, but nothing has worked. Any suggestions? Don -- Dave Peterson |
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In cell A2, you should have: =(LEFT(A1,LEN(A1)-2)&" "&RIGHT(A1,2))*1 Then format the cell in Time 13:30 format. In cell A3, you should have: =Right(A1,2) |
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