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Lesley

convert number to date format
 
I have an Excel file with a Time column formatted as a general number (e.g.
830, 1102, 805). I need to convert these numbers to a time format like 8:30,
11:02, and 8:05.

I've tried =TEXT(a2,"h:mm"); however, it only returns a zero. These data
will be imported into a time formatted field in Access and later used to
determine the difference between schedule delivery time versus actual
delivery time.

Any assistance on how to convert this field would be very helpful. Thanks!

Nick Hodge

convert number to date format
 
Lesley

Use

=TIMEVALUE(IF(LEN(A3)=3,LEFT(A3,1)&":"&RIGHT(A3,2) ,LEFT(A3,2)&":"&RIGHT(A3,2)))

And format as time

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
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"Lesley" wrote in message
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I have an Excel file with a Time column formatted as a general number (e.g.
830, 1102, 805). I need to convert these numbers to a time format like
8:30,
11:02, and 8:05.

I've tried =TEXT(a2,"h:mm"); however, it only returns a zero. These data
will be imported into a time formatted field in Access and later used to
determine the difference between schedule delivery time versus actual
delivery time.

Any assistance on how to convert this field would be very helpful.
Thanks!




Toppers

convert number to date format
 
A1=1436

in B1:

=TIME(LEFT(A1,LEN(A1)-2),RIGHT(A1,2),0)

B1 == 14:36

Format cell as hh:mm

HTH

"Lesley" wrote:

I have an Excel file with a Time column formatted as a general number (e.g.
830, 1102, 805). I need to convert these numbers to a time format like 8:30,
11:02, and 8:05.

I've tried =TEXT(a2,"h:mm"); however, it only returns a zero. These data
will be imported into a time formatted field in Access and later used to
determine the difference between schedule delivery time versus actual
delivery time.

Any assistance on how to convert this field would be very helpful. Thanks!


Marcelo

convert number to date format
 
hi Lesley

try it:

=if(len(a2)<4,time(left(a2,1),right(a2,2),0),time( left(a2,2),right(a2,2),0))

hth
regards from Brazil
Marcelo

"Lesley" escreveu:

I have an Excel file with a Time column formatted as a general number (e.g.
830, 1102, 805). I need to convert these numbers to a time format like 8:30,
11:02, and 8:05.

I've tried =TEXT(a2,"h:mm"); however, it only returns a zero. These data
will be imported into a time formatted field in Access and later used to
determine the difference between schedule delivery time versus actual
delivery time.

Any assistance on how to convert this field would be very helpful. Thanks!


Dave Peterson

convert number to date format
 
830 turns to 8 hours 30 minutes?
=--TEXT(A1,"00\:00\:\0\0")
Format as time.

Just in case....
830 turns to 8 minutes 30 seconds?
=--TEXT(A1,"00\:00\:00")
still format as time


Lesley wrote:

I have an Excel file with a Time column formatted as a general number (e.g.
830, 1102, 805). I need to convert these numbers to a time format like 8:30,
11:02, and 8:05.

I've tried =TEXT(a2,"h:mm"); however, it only returns a zero. These data
will be imported into a time formatted field in Access and later used to
determine the difference between schedule delivery time versus actual
delivery time.

Any assistance on how to convert this field would be very helpful. Thanks!


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Dave Peterson


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