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A two part question.
I'm reading in a csv file to Excel 2007. It has a series of time values, for example: "5:05:25.8127339 PM" I can't work out how to format the cell as a time, and keep the decimal (the display rounds to the nearest second). I decided just to ignore that, and just formatted as a number. It seems to display correctly (as the correct portion of a day), but only to an accuracy of the first three input digits after the decimal point. For example, the time above would convert to 0.7121043171296300 which is equivalent to "5:05:25:.8130000 PM". What happened to my accuracy, and how do I get it back? Thanks Pete |
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