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How can I convert 7:00 PM (or 0.791666666666667) to 1900 (this has a general
format) My problem is that I import a database from MS Access and its time format is as the example above shows. Thus I'm looking for a formula that can convert my Times eg 6:15 AM to 615 etc Thanks |
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... How can I convert 7:00 PM (or 0.791666666666667) to 1900 (this has a general format) My problem is that I import a database from MS Access and its time format is as the example above shows. Thus I'm looking for a formula that can convert my Times eg 6:15 AM to 615 etc If you just want to display it that way, Format Cells/ Custom hhmm If you actually want to convert the number to that format, then you'll need something like =HOUR(B1)*100+MINUTE(B1) but of course you'll need to be careful as you couldn't sensibly add 620 to 750 in that way. Another option is =TEXT(B1,"hhmm"), but you'd still need to be cautious that you didn't try to do arithmetic on the text cells as if they were sensible numbers. -- David Biddulph |
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Thanks David, something to think about. I'll test it later today using your
options "David Biddulph" wrote in message ... "John" wrote in message ... How can I convert 7:00 PM (or 0.791666666666667) to 1900 (this has a general format) My problem is that I import a database from MS Access and its time format is as the example above shows. Thus I'm looking for a formula that can convert my Times eg 6:15 AM to 615 etc If you just want to display it that way, Format Cells/ Custom hhmm If you actually want to convert the number to that format, then you'll need something like =HOUR(B1)*100+MINUTE(B1) but of course you'll need to be careful as you couldn't sensibly add 620 to 750 in that way. Another option is =TEXT(B1,"hhmm"), but you'd still need to be cautious that you didn't try to do arithmetic on the text cells as if they were sensible numbers. -- David Biddulph |
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Daivd, I've used =HOUR(B1)*100+MINUTE(B1) suggestion and it seems to work
fine Thanks "John" wrote in message ... Thanks David, something to think about. I'll test it later today using your options "David Biddulph" wrote in message ... "John" wrote in message ... How can I convert 7:00 PM (or 0.791666666666667) to 1900 (this has a general format) My problem is that I import a database from MS Access and its time format is as the example above shows. Thus I'm looking for a formula that can convert my Times eg 6:15 AM to 615 etc If you just want to display it that way, Format Cells/ Custom hhmm If you actually want to convert the number to that format, then you'll need something like =HOUR(B1)*100+MINUTE(B1) but of course you'll need to be careful as you couldn't sensibly add 620 to 750 in that way. Another option is =TEXT(B1,"hhmm"), but you'd still need to be cautious that you didn't try to do arithmetic on the text cells as if they were sensible numbers. -- David Biddulph |
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