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Convert times to text string
=LOWER(TEXT(A1,"h:mmam/pm-")&TEXT(B1,"h:mmam/pm"))
"AZSteve" wrote: In adjacent cells (A1 and A2) I have formatted start/stop times showing as 7:00 AM and 5:30 PM. In cell A3 I want concantenated text to appear as "7:00am-5:30pm". So far this formula =TEXT(HOUR(A1),"0")&":"&TEXT(MINUTE(A1),"00")&IF(H OUR(A1)<12,"am-","pm-")&TEXT(HOUR(B1),"0")&":"&TEXT(MINUTE(B1),"00")&IF (HOUR(B1)<12,"am","pm") gives 7:00am-17:30pm. I want the 17:30pm to appear as 5:30pm Please help, I haven't quite cracked this nut. And is there an easier way than what I am doing? Using Excel 2003. |
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