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Adding integers to Date&Timd
2 2/4/22 1pm 2/4/22 3pm 1 2/4/22 3pm 2/4/22 4pm 2 2/4/22 4pm 2/4/22 6pm 2 2/4/22 6pm 2/4/22 8pm I would like to know is there a formula to add the integers in Col 1 to Col ...
Hi,
I had tried to use that formula before without any success.
2.00 | 2/4/22 1pm | 2/4/22 3pm | |
1.00 | 2/4/22 3pm | 2/4/22 4pm | |
2.00 | 2/4/22 4pm | 2/4/22 6pm | |
2.00 | 2/4/22 1pm | #VALUE! | |
= | A1/24 + B1 | ||
A1 is Number format with 2 d decimal places | |||
B1&C1 format is Date Format 3/4/12 1:30pm | |||
And I do have the = sign in front of A1/24 + B1 in Cell with the error message #Value!
So what am I missing here? Thx Rembrandt |
- Just because you have the cell set to Date format (or Number format) does NOT mean the VALUE in that cell is a Date (or Number). You can prove this by typing any text string into one of those cells and you will see that text string that is clearly not a date. So most likely that "Date" 2/4/22 1pm is NOT recognized as a date. try re-typing that date in and I suspect it will change to a more 'standard' format like 2/4/22 1:00pm (if you specifically selected that format) or 2/4/2022 if you just select Short Date
- It is in the date format and just because it doesn't show the 2 zeroes with the time doesn't mean it is not in the date mode and here is why. When I type an 30 minutes in the time it does show up the format of 2/4/22 1:00pm but not until I actually put minutes in it.
Start Finish
1 1/31/22 6:am 2/2/22 7:am
2 1/31/22 6:am 2/2/22 9:am
Start Finish
1 1/31/22 6:30am 2/2/22 7:30am
2 1/31/22 6:30am 2/2/22 9:30amWhich format is applied doesn't matter. You may type text "January", apply date format to the cell and it still will be text "January."
You may test with ISTEXT() as here
