Parse Time String To Time Excel Formula
Which parses a 6-character time string in hhmmss format into a valid Excel time. Note: the examples above use different time format codes as indicated in the screenshot. Context Excel expects times in Excel to be entered with the hour and minute separated by a colon. If you are entering a time with seconds, you’ll need to add another colon to separate minutes and seconds, as seen in the table below: The example on this page shows one way to skip the colons and enter a simple 4-digit or 6-digit text string that represents a time, then parse the text into a proper Excel time with a formula in a helper column....