need help with a If=then situation.
 

I have a little Excel file to use transcribing some old paper data

The field is a 4 digit number representing a 24 hour moment
0522 would be 5:22 am.
all I want to enter is they 4 digit number

Many entries would be the same, as the entries all happened in the same
minute
so what I'd like to do, is...
If I leave the field blank, it would fill itself with the time put into the
field above it.
All the fields in the column are 4 digit
I tried to do a =if B4=0, " " then B5=B6

I'm missing something as I haven't done that much with Excel yet.

Please and thank you.

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Bill H. in Chicagoland

need help with a If=then situation.
 

Bill,

The easiest is a formula :
=VALUE(LEFT(H6,2)&":"&RIGHT(H6,2))
and then format the cell with time ...

HTH
Carim

need help with a If=then situation.
 

I'm not sure I follow your If-Then statement but this may help. This macro
uses the Worksheet_change event (right click the sheet tab, select View Code
and paste macro to the code sheet displayed).

If you enter a value in column B any blank cells immediately above the cell
just changed will be populated with the value of the last used cell in column
B.

need help with a If=then situation.
 

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I have a little Excel file to use transcribing some old paper data

The field is a 4 digit number representing a 24 hour moment
0522 would be 5:22 am.
all I want to enter is they 4 digit number

Many entries would be the same, as the entries all happened in the
same minute
so what I'd like to do, is...
If I leave the field blank, it would fill itself with the time put
into the field above it.
All the fields in the column are 4 digit

I think this should work:
1) menu Edit = Go to = Special... select the option Blank cells and then
OK
2) digit = and then with the up arrow select the cell above the first blank
cell;
3) press ctrl+enter;
4) select the column with you filled in this way and then select Edit =
copy and after Edit = copy/paste Special Values.

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Hoping to be helpful...

Regards

Franz

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