Simplifying Military Time Conversion Formula
Jun 17, 2014I have written a formula to convert military time to 12-hour format.
View 3 RepliesI have written a formula to convert military time to 12-hour format.
View 3 RepliesI have four columns. In the first one I want to keep my START time (in format of military time), in the second column I have STOP time, in the THIRD column I have TIME USED in other words it is a DIFFERENCE between STOP and START and I used this formula for that: =B2-A2 and it works.
Now in the FOURTH column I wish to have the TOTAL TIME added from the THIRD column and this where the problems starts. I used this formula =SUM(C2:C500) and doesn't work correctly.
Let's say I have the following data: ....
In A1, I've got a time for an event expressed in military time without colons, like 1130.
In B1, I've got two more times expressed the same way, like 1230-1300. These are the time the event was actually began and ended.
I've separated these two times into four different columns, the first two (C1 and D1) containing the raw numbers 1230 and 1330, and the second two (E1 and F1) containing those numbers formatted as times (12:30 and 13:00) via the TEXT function =TEXT(C1,"00:00")
Getting the difference between these two times (expressed in minutes) is not difficult. What is proving to be difficult (however simple it seems) is checking to see if C1 (time event began) is within an hour of A1 (time event was scheduled.) I was able to get this to work with times not involving 0000 or having, say, 0130 as an event time and 2300 as the time the event was started, but those two cases (switching 0000 to 2400, and moving between "days") is causing a hangup. Checking if A1
I have 4 columns:
A B C D
0:00 1:17 56.15 0.06
Column A is in hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds
Column B is in hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds
Column C is in seconds.milliseconds
Column D is in hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds
I would like to represent all these columsn in this format:
hours:minutes:seconds.milliseconds
Is there a simple formula I can use? I was looking at the CONVERT function, but it doesn't appear to work for milliseconds.
I have 4 distinct columns.
Adm Date Adm Time Trans Date Trans Time
1/16/2014 937 1/16/2014 1045
1/1/2014 121 1/1/2014 121
1/14/2014 800 1/11/2014 735
1/30/2014 100 1/30/2014 205
1/13/2014 800 1/12/2014 1202
I would like to calculate the difference (# hours spanned from the dates shown). Unfortunately when we transfer the data the COLON is dropped from MILITARY TIME so I am having problems in the calculation. This is also made more difficult as some of the calculates span over two dates.
I need a simple formula to convert standard time (1:05pm) into military time (13:08).
I've read through several posts, but all I've found is reformatting or time subtraction type information. The reformating works to an extent, it gives me the hours in military but the minutes stay standard.
Basicly, all I need is:
Cell A1 = 1:05 p
Cell B1 = formula that shows/converts 1:05 p as 13:08
I have a column of numbers formatted as general. The data represents military time. When I try to change the format to time, the output is 0:00. How do I convert the existing data to time data IN THE SAME cell the existing data is already in? Is this possible? I have 26,000 lines of data I have to apply this to.
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For example:
A1 has 0400 A2 has 0430 A3 SHOULD be :30
B1 has 1500 B2 has 1715 B3 SHOULD be 2:15
Unfortunately I either keep getting all zero's, or the correct answer but without the ":" in the answer (b3 would look like 215)
How I could convert military time to standard time? The format is HourMinuteSeconds.
For example, in column C, I have something like
92412 ---> So this is 9:24:12 AM
152209 ---> So this is 3:22:09 PM
I just want to change the format from military time to standard time so that I can do a sort.
I'm using Excel 2003. I have been using SUMPRODUCT to look at too compare columns and data that is contained in both. Column L11:L52 contains the numbers 1 to 4 and Column K11:K52 contains the word YES in some cells. I just want to look and see if text is contained in a row in column L is it contained in that row in column K. This is the formula I'm using but it seems over complicated and I'm sure there is a way of just looking if the cell contains information without worrying what it is.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Data!$L$11:$L$52=1),--(Data!$K$11:$K$52="YES"))+SUMPRODUCT(--(Data!$L$11:$L$52=2),--(Data!$K$11:$K$52="YES"))+SUMPRODUCT(--(Data!$L$11:$L$52=3),--(Data!$K$11:$K$52="YES"))+SUMPRODUCT(--(Data!$L$11:$L$52=4),--(Data!$K$11:$K$52="YES"))
I am parsing a cell that contains the date and time; "2013-05-20 13:20:39" and it reads this way in the active cell. In the formula bar it reads; "2013-05-20 1:20:39 PM" and looks that same way when I use text to columns. What do I do to keep the time in military time (i.e. the way it appears in the cell) when I parse the cell contents?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a series of rows and columns. Each intersection has a formula. I want to be able to manually enter text in the cells that contain formulas but then click a button next to the row if I want the formulas back. Here's what I have written so far. Is there an easier way to write these OR is there a more streamlined way of accomplishing what I'm after? There will be about 39 rows and 39 associated buttons.
(The screenupdating lines are there just because I don't want the screen to flash in any way when I click the button)
Code:
Sub Button1_Click()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Range("C28") = "=IF(AF74=0,"""",AF74)"
Range("G28") = "=IF(AG74=0,"""",AG74)"
[Code].....
B. start time C. end time D. Total time (military time)
Example: 2300 - 0300 = 4 hrs worked.
=IF(C19-B19>0,C19-B19,1+C19-B19)
I have a row for every date the hors is worked.
I cant seem to get the total hours to calculate correctly at the bottom of column D for a total hours worked in a particular pay period. It calculates a total up to 24hrs then reverts to zero. I have tried [h]:mm =SUM(XX:XX) and just about everything else I can think of and cant get it to calculate a correct total over 24 hrs.
if someone called me at 4:55pm and ended the call at 5:10pm, the whole call lasted 15 minutes. So, I want to show on excel that the call lasted 5 minutes in the 16th hour of the day (4:55pm) and 10 minutes in the 17th hour of the day (5:10pm), for a total of 15 minutes.
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[Code] .....
Where 02 Is the Date, 2020 is the time (military) Z is Zulu/GMT, MAR is Month and 14 is Year. I believe excel recognizes
[Code] .....
But I have a spreadsheet (on a confidential system) with thousands of entries that I need to convert. Also, the people I have working for me are not remotely. I reject the idea of entering data that way.
I am also trying to keep the display the same format: ddhhmm"Z" MMM yy
I've got a SUMIF formula that works but will be complex to expand. Excel 2007
A10= SUMIFS(b2:b4,a2:a4,">="&B6,a2:a4,"="&B6,c2:c4,"="&c6,a2:a4,"="&c6,c2:c4,"
simplifying a formula which gathers data from about 50 worksheets from within the same work book.
The data to be gathered is in the same cell on each worksheet and is simply a number but i want the SUM of theses numbers carried forward to another worksheet. Each worksheet is named by date i.e. sheet 1 is named "16 June 2014" and sheet 2 is named "23 June 2014" and so on until "30 March 2015" (Each sheet represents one full week Monday - Sunday).
I have an spreadsheet that is monitoring the productivity of agents, as well as the time that it takes to complete each task. My workforce keeps time as .50 = 30 minutes. So 7 and half hours is actually 7.5. Agents are putting the actual time of it took such as 15 minutes however I would like to insert a formula that will convert this for me manually. I know I could give them a conversion sheet, but it took quite a while to get them to actually be able to work in excel. So I would like to add this formula.
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I have values in column A10:A26 with an average time of 00:00:38 result with converted value of 7052.04.
When I type 00:00:38 in Column A30, it gives me a result of 7139.37...
Why do I have different conversion results knowing that I have the same time of 00:00:38?
I Have attached a sample workbook.
I need a formula that will calc the following: using Excel XP
#MIN.
INLUNCHOUTHRS
8:00 AM04:00 PM 8.00
8:00 AM304:30 PM 8.00
8:00 AM304:30 PM 8.00
8:00 AM304:00 PM 7.50
8:00 AM605:00 PM 8.00
Basically my requirement is to find out the time difference in terms of minutes between two days of time.
For example. the difference between(in minutes) 27/04/2006 10.01 and 29/04/2006 11.02. The reasults i want is in terms of minutes only.
I am struggling with the calculation of time in excel and cannot find a reliable solution for it using formulas. The reason is, excel does not display negative time values, unless one formats the results as text. This is no good, as I need to add up those results and that's something excel cannot do with values formatted as text.
Therefore I am aiming to do just that by using a macro. The values in columns I & J should simply be converted and pasted into columns U and V respectively (see attachment). For example 200 minutes should appear as 03:20 [hh:mm]. Accordingly, -200 minutes = -03:20 [hh:mm]
How to convert this cell date time to 2 separate cells
A1 = 20140320 093000,
to B1 = 2014/03/20 and C1 = 09:30:00 am
When I am converting a time from Hours/Minutes to Hours/Tenths, Excel is not converting it consitantely. EXAMPLE: 1:15 = 1.25. When I format the cell to present only one place past the decimal point, sometimes the cell will round up to 1.3, and other times it will round down to 1.2. What am I missing?
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For example:
Its 3PM (Cell G1) in Bhutan. I want it to be converted in GMT +8
So therefore the time for GMT+8 will be 5PM and will be shown in Cell A1.
Also there will be an automated identifier in Column B that will identify if that time is for morning shift or night shift.
The morning shift is 12PM til 8PM
While the night shift is 8PM til 11AM.
Here is my formula:
=E3*(1+E9/365)^(365*E5)
Cell E5 contains a place for you to put in the number of years you want
I want to modify this formula so that it calculates months instead of years, but still be based of a 365 day calendar year.
I know you can create a DEC2HEX formula. I wanted to convert Hex to Ascii.
When I use HEX2DEC, it puts the ASCII number instead of the actual character.
For instance, if I put the HEX number 4A in Cell A1, I want Cell A2 to display a capital J instead of the number 74 which is J in ASCII.
I would like to round the weight as per the matrix below. I have tried to put formulae in Column B but it is not yielding the desired result. Formulae in Column C which can convert the data to the desired result?
Sheet1
*
A
B
C
1
Weight
Result With My Formula
Desired Result
2
0.56
1
0.5
[Code] .......
Spreadsheet Formulas
Cell
Formula
B2
=CEILING(A2,0.5)
[Code] .......
How to create the formula for dates formatted with periods.
Dates are as follows:
01.07.12 - should return as 1-Jul
01.08.12 - should return as 1-Aug
02.08.12 - should return as 2-Aug