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Cell formatting
Is it possible to format a cell to represent time to six decmial places.
Example HH:MM:SS.123456 |
Cell formatting
you can format the cell as "hh:mm:ss", if that is what you mean.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "GregO" wrote in message ... Is it possible to format a cell to represent time to six decmial places. Example HH:MM:SS.123456 |
Cell formatting
If you convert each time element to text and format each one you can get a 6
position second display. The following functions picks up the time in cell A1 and converts it to text with the formatting needed: =TEXT(HOUR(A1),"#")&":"&TEXT(MINUTE(A1),"0#")&":"& TEXT(SECOND(A1),"000000") -- Kevin Backmann "GregO" wrote: Is it possible to format a cell to represent time to six decmial places. Example HH:MM:SS.123456 |
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