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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.
Hi everyone. Does anyone know 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.
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 ...
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).
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.
Board Regular. In custom formats, if you just enter h:mm, it will give you military time. You have to put in h:mm AM/PM in order to display 12 hour time, that i've seen. I'm wondering if there is a code, etc., that will specify 12 hour time without the need for the AM/PM. when I enter the time into the cells, I'll type, for example, "6 pm" and ...
If you just need to display the time in that format on a form or in a report, you can do =format ( [your time field],"hh:nn"). If you need the time to actually appear this way in a table field or in a bound (updateable) form or query field, you need to change this in your Regional Options in your Control Panel.
Aug 17, 2017. #3. Each row has a corresponding time of day...So when they sort, I would like all the date in each row to stay the same; the only difference is, they would be sorted by time and not randomly as they do now. When I sort this column C, it only sorts the C column. I would alike all the rest of the data to sort with the corresponding ...
The time is character 3 to 6 (0000 - 2359) the Date will be a three letter representation. And the year being the last two characters. As these are military times I would expect the format to be exactly the same for all dates/times, so this should work. If some dates don't follow this format then we'll have to revisit the formula.