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In other words, I want the format to recognize the first two integers in the number string as being from the 24-hour (military time) format and change it over to the 12-hour (standard time) format, adding "AM" or "PM" as required. The closest method I've come up with involves using the TIMEVALUE function. Example: In A1 I enter 1230.
This converts the integer value, like 0747, into an Excel date/time value, in this case 0.324.... Format this as Time, whatever time format you like. I like hh:mm:ss, which keeps the 24-hour military time. Copy the formula in C2 to D2. Enter this formula in E2: Format it like C2 and D2, and it will look like 1:42:00.
Platform. Windows. May 29, 2018. #1. I am trying to convert standard time to military time in excel 2007 and have 2 different formats one is displayed as HH:MM:SS and the other is displayed as HH:MM. I have used the formula =TEXT (G2,"HHMM") for each of the data sets and for the column formatted HH:MM:SS it is converting appropriately but for ...
To format an imported CSV file, I manually split a single column containing date and time (space delimited) into to 2 columns (no problem). I recorded a macro to replay my actions. When I execute the macro, the time converts the military time to "AM/PM" format and the AM or PM becomes a 3rd column which overwrites the next column of data.
Apply custom format hhmm. bpakrburley said: Also I want to use a formula to automatically calculate the total amount of time elapsed between the start date, time and the end date, time (EX: 36 hrs). Use the formula from Post #2 and apply custom format [hh] "hrs". Last edited: Dec 20, 2016.
So, if you base that on GMT standards or ZULU time, you and I would see 4:00 pm, military would see 1600 hours LOCAL time which relates to 2200 hours ZULU time - off the WORLD clock. So, what I am trying to do is if in Column A the user enters a time in ZULU time, then Column B would reflect the LOCAL time to their current time zone.
People say, "Excel doesn't know it's a time without the colon", which is complete nonsense because you can format the cell as TIME. That alone tells it that you're entering time. But, at the same time, is able to do time calculations on the cells (=C1-A1-30), where A1 is a start time and C1 is an end time (and 30 is just a break being taken out).
Nov 2, 2017. #1. So I have an excel sheet that people enter time in military format. In the FORMAT CELLS, I have it set to CUSTOM -> h:mm. I also have some calculations for time which are working fine. But I want to make sure that users are only entering numbers for time. So I went to data validation. When I select the default TIME for data ...
I am trying to calculate the number of minutes difference between times (times are military format) which sometimes cross over midnight. As in the example below. I cannot figure out the correct formula to complete this. Anyone with assistance would be greatly appreciated. Pickup Time Return Time Time in Transport 11:30 PM 00:30 AM
It's only in terms of how it's shown. Use a format of h:mm:ss AM/PM to see a value in a 12 hour format and a format of hh:mm:ss to see the same value in 24hour format. Change the format to 'General' to see how that time value is actually stored. MasterOfDisaster said: I'd like to convert from 24 hour standard time to 12 hour time using VBA code.