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Edmund Wong

Converting text string to a its proper time format
 
I have series of times in a column that is formatted as 9:30a, 9:40a,
etc. How do I convert these to time, i.e., 9:30 AM, etc.?

thanks


Bob Phillips

Converting text string to a its proper time format
 
Try a formula of

=TIME(LEFT(A1,FIND(":",A1)-1),MID(A1,FIND(":",A1)+1,2),0)

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"Edmund Wong" wrote in message
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I have series of times in a column that is formatted as 9:30a, 9:40a,
etc. How do I convert these to time, i.e., 9:30 AM, etc.?

thanks




Dave Peterson

Converting text string to a its proper time format
 
Another way:

Select that range of "times"
edit|replace
what: A
with: " AM" (no quotes--just spacebar, AM)
replace all

(and the same with P and PM????)



Edmund Wong wrote:

I have series of times in a column that is formatted as 9:30a, 9:40a,
etc. How do I convert these to time, i.e., 9:30 AM, etc.?

thanks


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Dave Peterson

JMB

Converting text string to a its proper time format
 
Is all of your data AM, or does some of your data look like:

9:30p

In which case:

=TIMEVALUE(IF(RIGHT(A1,1)="a",SUBSTITUTE(A1,"a"," am"),SUBSTITUTE(A1,"p","
pm")))

Then change the cell format to a TIME format.

"Edmund Wong" wrote:

I have series of times in a column that is formatted as 9:30a, 9:40a,
etc. How do I convert these to time, i.e., 9:30 AM, etc.?

thanks




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