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Formatting values to be Times of day...
TIA for your help or reference links...
I've got a bunch of numbers (formatted as "general") I want to appear more as time of day (no math needs to be done on these number) For example, if my entries a 603 1851 720 1643 I want the resulting formated numbers to appear as: 06:03 18:51 07:20 16:43 (showing leading zeros where appropriate and colons) Because these are just numbers I usually get results than look like dates from early in the previous century! Thanks! Al |
Formatting values to be Times of day...
You would need an event macro
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeEntry.htm -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Excel 95 - Excel 2007 Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com "It is a good thing to follow the first law of holes; if you are in one stop digging." Lord Healey "Al Gillis" wrote in message ... TIA for your help or reference links... I've got a bunch of numbers (formatted as "general") I want to appear more as time of day (no math needs to be done on these number) For example, if my entries a 603 1851 720 1643 I want the resulting formated numbers to appear as: 06:03 18:51 07:20 16:43 (showing leading zeros where appropriate and colons) Because these are just numbers I usually get results than look like dates from early in the previous century! Thanks! Al |
Formatting values to be Times of day...
In B1 enter:
=TEXT(LEFT(A1,LEN(A1)-2),"00")&":"&(RIGHT(A1,2)) And copy down. "Al Gillis" wrote in message : TIA for your help or reference links... I've got a bunch of numbers (formatted as "general") I want to appear more as time of day (no math needs to be done on these number) For example, if my entries a 603 1851 720 1643 I want the resulting formated numbers to appear as: 06:03 18:51 07:20 16:43 (showing leading zeros where appropriate and colons) Because these are just numbers I usually get results than look like dates from early in the previous century! Thanks! Al |
Formatting values to be Times of day...
PERFECT, Jim!
Thanks for your quick and accurate response! Al "JimMay" wrote in message news:OXXkg.41425$fG3.4132@dukeread09... In B1 enter: =TEXT(LEFT(A1,LEN(A1)-2),"00")&":"&(RIGHT(A1,2)) And copy down. "Al Gillis" wrote in message : TIA for your help or reference links... I've got a bunch of numbers (formatted as "general") I want to appear more as time of day (no math needs to be done on these number) For example, if my entries a 603 1851 720 1643 I want the resulting formated numbers to appear as: 06:03 18:51 07:20 16:43 (showing leading zeros where appropriate and colons) Because these are just numbers I usually get results than look like dates from early in the previous century! Thanks! Al |
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