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I have a CSV file which I am importing into Excel. it has lines like:
6,Nov-00,Las Vegas,2:23,4 7,Nov-01,Memphis,2:11,7 The second to last column is a time, as in the number of minutes and seconds it took to do something. When I import into Excel, it treats it as if it is HH:MM, and adds "SS: AM" onto the end (Well actually, I think it changes the value to its internal format, because when I try to convert to "General", it changes these cells to very large integers). I can get it to store as MM:SS, but then it wants to tack on an HH:, which it assumes is 12: (as in AM). But these are NOT times of the day, but periods of time, so this does not make any sense. How do I get it to store them either as just text (without manually typing them all in, if possible), or store them as just MM:SS (the latter would be nice so I could do math on them), WITHOUT hours or days or anything else--just periods of time? Thanks for any help. |
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