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Cell Format from General
=TIME(INT(A1/100),MOD(A1,100),0)
Next time, try to enter the data as 07:02, not as 0702. -- David Biddulph "S.C" wrote in message ... I have several rows of data that were exported into a word document. I cut and paste the data into a notepad document and save as text. I then import the txt into a excel workbook. My problem is that I have several columns of "times" (0702, 1340, 2250). When I try to change the cell formatting too "time" it shows as 12 00 00 AM Is there a way to format the cell and keep the actual time data? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Steve |
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It is because you have the times with out any delimiter so excel thinks you
are talking about days from 1/1/1900 so for 0702 you will have 02/12/1901 00:00:00 shown in the formula bar (ie 702 days from 1/1/1900). I don't think you will be able to change this by formating the cell but could fake it by putting =LEFT(A1,2) & ":" & RIGHT(A1,2) in a cell if you have the 'time' you want in cell A1. Cell A1 would have to be formated as text if you have any times starting with a zero. hope this helps -- John MOS Master Instructor Office 2000, 2002 & 2003 Please reply & rate any replies you get Ice Hockey rules (especially the Wightlink Raiders) "S.C" wrote: I have several rows of data that were exported into a word document. I cut and paste the data into a notepad document and save as text. I then import the txt into a excel workbook. My problem is that I have several columns of "times" (0702, 1340, 2250). When I try to change the cell formatting too "time" it shows as 12 00 00 AM Is there a way to format the cell and keep the actual time data? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Steve |
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=--TEXT(A1,"00\:00")
and format as time -- KL [MVP - Microsoft Excel] RU: http://www.mvps.ru/Program/Default.aspx ES: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/?LN=es-es EN: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/?LN=en-us Profile: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...A-9E6C73C09A36 "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... =TIME(INT(A1/100),MOD(A1,100),0) Next time, try to enter the data as 07:02, not as 0702. -- David Biddulph "S.C" wrote in message ... I have several rows of data that were exported into a word document. I cut and paste the data into a notepad document and save as text. I then import the txt into a excel workbook. My problem is that I have several columns of "times" (0702, 1340, 2250). When I try to change the cell formatting too "time" it shows as 12 00 00 AM Is there a way to format the cell and keep the actual time data? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Steve |
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I have several rows of data that were exported into a word document. I cut
and paste the data into a notepad document and save as text. I then import the txt into a excel workbook. My problem is that I have several columns of "times" (0702, 1340, 2250). When I try to change the cell formatting too "time" it shows as 12 00 00 AM Is there a way to format the cell and keep the actual time data? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Steve |
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=TIME(LEFT(A1,2),RIGHT(A1,2),)
"S.C" wrote: I have several rows of data that were exported into a word document. I cut and paste the data into a notepad document and save as text. I then import the txt into a excel workbook. My problem is that I have several columns of "times" (0702, 1340, 2250). When I try to change the cell formatting too "time" it shows as 12 00 00 AM Is there a way to format the cell and keep the actual time data? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Steve |
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The data I get I have no control over how it is exported to me, since it is
in a word document makes it a pain. Thanks for all of the suggestions .... they work and have cut my time in completing my task Thanks again "S.C" wrote in message ... I have several rows of data that were exported into a word document. I cut and paste the data into a notepad document and save as text. I then import the txt into a excel workbook. My problem is that I have several columns of "times" (0702, 1340, 2250). When I try to change the cell formatting too "time" it shows as 12 00 00 AM Is there a way to format the cell and keep the actual time data? Thanks in advance for any assistance. Steve |
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