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Separating time interval elements(hh:mm:ss) recorded in single col into separate cols
oldwiring
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Durations of events are recorded in a single column formatted hh:mm:ss.
I want the three elements: hh, mm.ss to be placed in individual columns.
I have tried Text to Columns, but all that does is to ocerwrite the original column with
00:00:00 and add two more columns with 00:00:00.
In the Text to Columns process I am using Delimited with the colons as the delimiters
I must be doing something wrong, but am head scratching
what it is.
Help please!
I want the three elements: hh, mm.ss to be placed in individual columns.
I have tried Text to Columns, but all that does is to ocerwrite the original column with
00:00:00 and add two more columns with 00:00:00.
In the Text to Columns process I am using Delimited with the colons as the delimiters
I must be doing something wrong, but am head scratching
Help please!
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maybe I'm not understanding you
but if say c3 = 10:30:05
then =HOUR(c3) give 10
=minute(c3) gives 30
=second (c3 ) gives 50 -
Durations of events are recorded in a single column formatted hh:mm:ss.
I want the three elements: hh, mm.ss to be placed in individual columns.
I have tried Text to Columns, but all that does is to ocerwrite the original column with
00:00:00 and add two more columns with 00:00:00.
In the Text to Columns process I am using Delimited with the colons as the delimiters
I must be doing something wrong, but am head scratching
what it is.
Help please!
I think you're on the right track. How about text - columns. Then apply a custom cell properties to each field.
I.e Column A, custom time of HH, Column B, custom time of MM, Column C with SS with no decimal places. Or something like that
Excel isn't really my forte but text to columns is the first thing I thought of tooOwner of andrewhope.co.uk, hate cars and love them
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:beer:Clapton's suggestion works. I'll see if Lil306's does too.0
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