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Convert time to text
I have data imported to Excel from a database. The database converts the
class time signatures that are set at ARR for arranged time to a time signature of: 12:01:00 AM I want to convert this back to ARR in the Excel spreadsheet. Here is the formual I am using: =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM","ARR",M34) The result I get is: 12:01:00 AM I am thinking that Excel does not reconize the time signature, but just guessing. Any ideas? Thanks much Jacqueline |
Convert time to text
Try this:
=IF(M34=TIME(0,1,0),"ARR",M34) The syntax for the TIME( ) function is TIME(hour,minute,second) 12:01:00 AM Hour = 0 Minute = 1 Second = 0 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jacqueline" wrote in message ... I have data imported to Excel from a database. The database converts the class time signatures that are set at ARR for arranged time to a time signature of: 12:01:00 AM I want to convert this back to ARR in the Excel spreadsheet. Here is the formual I am using: =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM","ARR",M34) The result I get is: 12:01:00 AM I am thinking that Excel does not reconize the time signature, but just guessing. Any ideas? Thanks much Jacqueline |
Convert time to text
You need to coerce your text string (value in quotes) back to a number (date)... Try: =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM"+0,"ARR",M34) -- NBVC Where there is a will there are many ways. 'The Code Cage' (http;//www.thecodecage.com) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ NBVC's Profile: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/member.php?userid=74 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/sh...d.php?t=122375 |
Convert time to text
Hi
try =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM","ARR"&M34) "Jacqueline" wrote: I have data imported to Excel from a database. The database converts the class time signatures that are set at ARR for arranged time to a time signature of: 12:01:00 AM I want to convert this back to ARR in the Excel spreadsheet. Here is the formual I am using: =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM","ARR",M34) The result I get is: 12:01:00 AM I am thinking that Excel does not reconize the time signature, but just guessing. Any ideas? Thanks much Jacqueline |
Convert time to text
It worked, thank you so much!
Jacqueline "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =IF(M34=TIME(0,1,0),"ARR",M34) The syntax for the TIME( ) function is TIME(hour,minute,second) 12:01:00 AM Hour = 0 Minute = 1 Second = 0 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jacqueline" wrote in message ... I have data imported to Excel from a database. The database converts the class time signatures that are set at ARR for arranged time to a time signature of: 12:01:00 AM I want to convert this back to ARR in the Excel spreadsheet. Here is the formual I am using: =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM","ARR",M34) The result I get is: 12:01:00 AM I am thinking that Excel does not reconize the time signature, but just guessing. Any ideas? Thanks much Jacqueline |
Convert time to text
This did not work, however here was the answer:
=IF(M34=TIME(0,1,0),"ARR",M34) Thanks for the help "Eduardo" wrote: Hi try =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM","ARR"&M34) "Jacqueline" wrote: I have data imported to Excel from a database. The database converts the class time signatures that are set at ARR for arranged time to a time signature of: 12:01:00 AM I want to convert this back to ARR in the Excel spreadsheet. Here is the formual I am using: =IF(M34="12:01:00 AM","ARR",M34) The result I get is: 12:01:00 AM I am thinking that Excel does not reconize the time signature, but just guessing. Any ideas? Thanks much Jacqueline |
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