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cond formatting ?
I posted a similar ? but was not able to locate it, forgive me for posting
again. I have 750 cells running down column F that have what is supposed to be a time. but someone entered the time in the following format 010754, this is supposed to be 1:07:54 ( military time for 1:07:54 am). Now I am left with the task of having to change all 750 of these entries to reflect the correct format. Is there a way to do this easily vai a conditional format or some other function? |
cond formatting ?
hi,
=time(left(a1,2),mid(a1,3,2),right(a1,2)) hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "Brian" escreveu: I posted a similar ? but was not able to locate it, forgive me for posting again. I have 750 cells running down column F that have what is supposed to be a time. but someone entered the time in the following format 010754, this is supposed to be 1:07:54 ( military time for 1:07:54 am). Now I am left with the task of having to change all 750 of these entries to reflect the correct format. Is there a way to do this easily vai a conditional format or some other function? |
cond formatting ?
I assume all items are 6 digits.
=timevalue(left(E1,2)&":"&mid(E1,2,2)&":"&right(E1 ,2)) where E1 is the cell where the time is wirten. note that you wil need to make sure the format of the cell is Time HH:MM:SS hope i helped Ran. "Brian" wrote in message ... I posted a similar ? but was not able to locate it, forgive me for posting again. I have 750 cells running down column F that have what is supposed to be a time. but someone entered the time in the following format 010754, this is supposed to be 1:07:54 ( military time for 1:07:54 am). Now I am left with the task of having to change all 750 of these entries to reflect the correct format. Is there a way to do this easily vai a conditional format or some other function? |
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