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IF USING YOUR HANDS:
may i suggest creating one column with date+time, if will be easy to increment (write two first lines, select them, then right clic the small square in the right-bottom, go down, stop on the final date, in the menu choose to increment as a serial list; not integer one !) then put in two adjacent colmuns the formulas: (example : my column in A, date in B, time in C) in B1: =DATE(YEAR(A29);MONTH(A29);DAY(A29)) in B2: =TIME(A1) for each one right-double-clic the right-bottom-square the formula will propagate down to the end of list select thoose 2 columns copy / paste-special the values delete the column A you have your result IF USING A MACRO: then you may add a constant value one to the other (the step constant must be: [ {(sec)/60 + min}/60 + hour ]/24 + day ) and that's all |
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