i have a column "Received On" contains the datetime of a mail received , it is in BST, sometimes it should be in GMT depends on the date or year, i'm not sure. So what my query is, in another column, i have to check if the datetime in "Received On' is in BST, convert this datetime to GMT, otherwise if this time is in GMT, i don't need to add anything just copy that datetime alone.
eg: ie in ColumnA is the Datetime value
if ColumnA=BST then ColumnB=ColumnA+1/24 (ie convert BST to GMT) else if ColumnA=GMT then ColumnB=ColumnA (ie not need to change, becz already columnA is in GMT)
Is there a formula to remove seconds part from datetime stamp? 6/26/2014 6:14:25 AM, should be converted to 6/26/2014 6:14 AM I used ROUND((DATEVALUE(H2)+TIMEVALUE(H2))*1440,0)/1440 but it is providing #value! error
I have a macro which creates a new file and saves an extract of data to it. I would like to add a datetimestamp to the end of the filename while saving.
Is there anyway to do this using my existing macro with some changes?
I am trying to date and time stamp a certain cell. This cell is going to be compared to another cell in another sheet (also date and time) so that I can track deadlines being met.
Even with the number format, the cell is not stamped as a number. As a result I get #value errors when I take the difference between the stamped cell and the cell with the preset deadlines.
Been working on this issue for the last couple of days with no luck. I have a column of data that is a data and time stamp, for any date or time like below. This is an ever growing list as users continue to populate the data.
On a separate sheet I have a list of times by 15 minute increments starting at midnight until 11:59PM like below.
12:00:00 AM 12:15:00 AM 12:30:00 AM 12:45:00 AM
I'm trying to count how often a time stamp occurred between two 15 minute increments. ventually I'll be plotting this data on a graph to show where most occurrences happen.