I have a ton of time in the above format (hh:mm.*) that needs to be converted to a 12 hour format (2:15 PM). I'm not wonderful with formulas, but if it's explained "simplistic" enough, I can probably get it. Please help - I've googled this to death every possible way. I can go in an manually change 19:37.5 to 7:37 pm - but it will take me FOREVER!
View 9 RepliesI'd like to convert from 24 hour standard time to 12 hour time using VBA code. For example: instead of 13:00 I need 1:00.
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View 9 Replies View RelatedHere is a traditional Indian time calculation
(1 day) 24 Hr = 60 N
1 N = 60 V = 24 Minutes
How to formulate this in excel 2003.
If A1= HH (hour), B1=mm (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show NN : B2 should show VV - Result
And Viceversa.
If A1= NN (hour), B1=VV (minutes) - Inputs
A2 should show hh : B2 should show mm - Result
hh - hours, mm - minutes, NN - Nazhigai, VV - Vinadi - all are numbers
I found a formula for calculating time in the HH:MM AM/PM
=IF(B1<A1,B1+1,B1)-A1
This formula was to give me total hours in the cell for which it is entered, and cell format for the formula was in military format.
I cannot find this post. The formula worked in OpenOffice Calc program, but when it came to converting to excel, I came up with #value!
I want to enter the time in 12 hour format and using am/pm to designate. I am making it for someone to make work schedules with and they do not know military time.
Is there a way to format cells so 24 hour time may be input without the colon, as an example 1425 instead or 14:25? We can do it in Access. One would think it possible in Excel, yet I have not discover how if indeed its possible.
View 9 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to round up or down a 24HR time format.
ie. 18:06 would be 18:00
18:28 would be 18:30?
Is it possible to take data in format dd:hh:mm and convert to working days - ie. 8 hour days?
For example:
02:12:15 (60 hours and 15 minutes .. or 3615 minutes)
to be converted to:
07:04:15 (7 working days: 4 hours: 15 minutes)
I have created a daily schedule which has a number of factory variables taken into consideration which determine the date and time a particular product should, barring any mechanical problems, come off the machine. (see attached spreadsheet).
The date at the top will be editable by me only so that when I update the production quantities, the “date/time off” column automatically re-adjusts to the remaining quantities.
The formulas are a little long winded, but I have left them that way whilst I try and develop it. I should be able to figure out how to condense them later.
My problem is that the “date/time off” on the right works excellent, but over a 24 hr period.
Ordinarily, we work a 12 hour day (6am to 6pm) with overlapping shifts to cover breaks, and 20 mins warm up at the start of the day for the machine, thus maximising a 12 hour day.
Of course if demand exceeds the allotted time we put on overtime.
Is it possible to specify that normal days are only 12 hours so that if a product exceeds 6pm, it flows into the next day with the balance starting at 6:20am?
And, if the production for the week exceeds the time could I stipulate particular days which we deem are suitable for overtime? Ie, we decide Wednesday is a 14 hour day and not 12.
I had toyed with the idea of creating a 365 day table/calendar, on another worksheet which would have its individual allocated hours in an adjacent column and somehow link them to the date/time off, perhaps by way of a VLOOKUP, but I have been chasing my tail trying to figure out how to implement it.
How do I convert 11.20.00 in A1 to 11:20:00 in B1?
I've tried =TEXT(A1,"hh:mm:ss") to no avail.
I'm trying to sort a dataset that contains time stamps: each line is an event with a timestamp containing milliseconds and no leading zeroes:
if I sort, I get this result:
10:0:18:507
10:0:18:640
10:0:2:414
10:0:20:271
10:0:21:651
10:0:21:693
10:0:22:131
10:0:22:70
which is wrong on so many levels...
how can I correct this?
I wanted to convert to milliseconds but how to extract text relative to the delimiter ":"
I tried custom format, but Excel won't accept the formats I proposed "hh:mm:ss:000", "h:m:s:000", "00:00:00:000" it's all for the cat.
How to be able to convert decimal hours into time format.
Here are the examples:
12.2 = 12:02:00
98.41 = 98:41:00
300.42.1 = 300:42:10
and so on and so forth...
If I had the below in a single cell what formula would I need for it to read just the 30mins in another cell in a time format?
17:30:00 + 00:30
I have a list of times in seconds similar to this,
212.027562
14.2672752
4.7557584
7.1336376
In the column next to this I have a accumulated time that needs to be in the format 00:00:00. Is this possible?
I have a coloumn of cells in the format Dec 12 2005 07:04 PM
I need to convert them to the format 12/12/2005 19:04
how to convert number to data time format:
eg. I have number 20121231230000 and I need its conversion to 31/12/2012 23:00.
I have tried to use fucntion date with left, mid, right but still I do not know how to extract time.
How to convert decimal numbers which represent minutes into time format? Like this
Sheet3 Â GH1MinutesTime212.9729729700:13:00325.9459459500:26:004116.756756801:57:00
Is there any way that I can have a column of cells change the entered 4 digit to a time format? E.g. when somebody enters 1212 in a cell it will automatically convert the entered numbers to 12:12
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am pasting a large amount of data from a sql server query into excel. There is multiple tables output in each query. Some of the data is date/time and excel is formatting all of these cells to time. The date/time cells to not neatly line up in any row or column, so I cannot just format any give column or row. I need a macro that will find all of the cells that are formatted as time and change them to a date format.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI use software that exports date/time stamps in the format of: MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss.s
I like to keep the data in this general format so that we can keep it consistent and it can be useful to others using other software.
I recently had to do some date/time stamp manipulations where I added 61 days to a dataset because the data was erroneously set to a diferent calendar. (Still don't know how that happened but it isn't relevent to this issue) When I set up a formula to add 61 days, it appears that it automatically converted it to the excel serial date/time format before adding the 61 days. Now I have a column of data that is mostly general format but has this portion in serial format. How can I get the serial format changed back to general so that the entire column is in the same format?
Is there a way to enter a colon into a standard number to create a value that can be formatted into a 24 hour time value? eg a time is listed as 1345 with a general number format, and I want it returned as 13:45 witha custom format of hh:mm. Other than creating a table and using a vlookup function
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have loaded a .csv file in which the first column contains date/times, e.g. 01/12/2012 00:00. How do I now tell Excel (2010) that this is in fact a date/time format? If I select one or more of the cells, click on the Number dialog box launcher and try to pick a suitable format tghe cells resolutely refuse to budge from being text (i.e. left-justified, still allows me to edit the 'seconds' component to a number > 60). Also which data type should I be using? The only one that appears to have a full date/time format listed is Custom (not Date or Time).
View 4 Replies View RelatedFormula to calculate time allotted minus time used and show the difference in hour and minute.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIn A1 I have 35 min elapsed time and need to change it to time as a portion of an hour. It reads the 35 min as TIME, therefore I am currently using
=IF(A1>=0.5,A1-0.5,A1)*24. Output is .58, which is perfect.
(output column formatted as a number)
Likewise 3:28 becomes 3.47.
We have a report application and developers that are giving us a real challenge.
1) if you have a cell formatted with:
DD:HH:MM and have a 4 digit numeric value for each section:
47.00:0.00:59.00
you can use the following formula to convert to hours minutes that excel can handle:
=(LEFT(P18,4))+MID(P18, FIND(":",P18)+1,4)/24+MID(P18, FIND(":",P18,7)+1,4)/1440
2) if you have a cell formatted with:
DD:HH:MM and have a 2 digit numeric value for each section:
47:00:59
you can use the following formula to convert to hours minutes that excel can handle:
=(LEFT(P4,2))+MID(P4, FIND(":",P4)+1,2)/24+MID(P4, FIND(":",P4,5)+1,2)/1440
Problem:
our developers have created a new report that now has a variable format
D:H:M
2:6:33
4:3:3
0:22:5
0:2:2
22:0:1..................
I need a formula to calculate the time (in hours/fractions of an hour) that is "covered" for each hour of the day between a range of times. In other words, I have a "START TIME" and an "END TIME" and for each hour of the 24-hour clock, I want to know how much time this range covers.
For example, if my start time is 3:30am and my end time is 5:15am, for the 3am hour, the formula would return 0.5 hours, for the 4am hour it would return 1.0 hours, for the 5am hour it would return 0.25 hours, and for all other hours it would return 0.0 hours. The range of START TIME and END TIME can be up to 24 hours (but not more), but the tricky part is that the START TIME can be on the day BEFORE the END TIME (e.g., START TIME of 10:35pm and END TIME of 5:45pm the next day).
I have a spread sheet with a date colume that reads: 2012-06-27-19 I need to have this read like 06/27/2012 but nothing I do is working I have tried to go to the formatting process and backing the hr:mm out and that doesn't work. I really don't want to go line by line to manually correct this issue.. HENCE ... over 2000 lines
Second question: If I have a column that reads 02/15/2012 and another column that reads 3/27/2012 how to a format a 3rd column to make it read total number of days between 1st date and 2nd date?
how we could convert numbers to 24 hour time format as we key in the numbers?
Example:
As we key in 0815, it would automatically convert to 08:00.
As we key in 1345, it would automatically convert to 13:45.
What is the code we could use to put in the code of the sheet?
I have a start time in cell A1 (say 9am entered as 900), cell B1 has a time interval (25min), Cell C1 gives total (925). Cell B2 has the next time interval (56min). How do I get cell C2 to give total of 1021 rather than 981? Values in columns B and C continue on down.
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