I want to get a list of times into another database program. But the time
formatting is getting messed up. For example. A time of 0:31:10 when
imported into the other program becomes 0.021643519. How do I convert the
time into a text format that can be exported?

How are you importing the data?

If you're writing your own program to extract the values, you may want to write
that field using .text (not .value).

Or if that other database program can have formatted fields, maybe just
formatting it as time would solve the problem.

Rick wrote:

I want to get a list of times into another database program. But the time
formatting is getting messed up. For example. A time of 0:31:10 when
imported into the other program becomes 0.021643519. How do I convert the
time into a text format that can be exported?

--

Dave Peterson

Perhaps you could use another column with this formula:
=TEXT(B19,"h:mm:ss")

--
Kevin Vaughn


"Rick" wrote:

I want to get a list of times into another database program. But the time
formatting is getting messed up. For example. A time of 0:31:10 when
imported into the other program becomes 0.021643519. How do I convert the
time into a text format that can be exported?

excel uses a serial number format for times (makes calculations easier) you
have to convert it using: =text(a1,"hh:mm:ss")

"Rick" wrote:

I want to get a list of times into another database program. But the time
formatting is getting messed up. For example. A time of 0:31:10 when
imported into the other program becomes 0.021643519. How do I convert the
time into a text format that can be exported?

The command text(a1,"h:mm:ss") worked. Thanks.

"Rick" wrote:

I want to get a list of times into another database program. But the time
formatting is getting messed up. For example. A time of 0:31:10 when
imported into the other program becomes 0.021643519. How do I convert the
time into a text format that can be exported?