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May 14th, 2009, 06:12 PM
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Time Entry
If I have cells that the time is entered as follows:
12:30pm (without the space between the time and the pm) Can these times be used in calculations or does the time have to be entered 12:30 PM (with the space)? Thanks, Karen 
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May 14th, 2009, 06:43 PM
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Karen,
Select your cells, then press Ctrl-H and replace the "pm" with " PM" ( a space and the two letters pm) (and don't use the " marks). That will force Excel to re-evaluate all the values into time. -- HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Karen" wrote in message ... If I have cells that the time is entered as follows: 12:30pm (without the space between the time and the pm) Can these times be used in calculations or does the time have to be entered 12:30 PM (with the space)? Thanks, Karen
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May 14th, 2009, 06:50 PM
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Thanks Bernie!
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Karen, Select your cells, then press Ctrl-H and replace the "pm" with " PM" ( a space and the two letters pm) (and don't use the " marks). That will force Excel to re-evaluate all the values into time. -- HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Karen" wrote in message ... If I have cells that the time is entered as follows: 12:30pm (without the space between the time and the pm) Can these times be used in calculations or does the time have to be entered 12:30 PM (with the space)? Thanks, Karen
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