ok..i zip the exce sheet...
i just copy the doc (CTRL+A)then paste it to excel.
ok..i zip the exce sheet...
i just copy the doc (CTRL+A)then paste it to excel.
Hi again Lonely,
Thanks for sending me your data. Here's what to do with the Excel worksheet:
For data contained in cell A1, enter the following formula in cell B1:
This puts the description of the test in cell B1.![]()
=TRIM(LEFT(A1, SEARCH("(", A1) - 1))
Here comes the fun one - enter the following formula in cell C1:
This puts the Date & Time of the test in cell C1, although it'll initially look something like 39313.8896412037. To show this value as a date & time use Format > Cells > Number > Custom, & enter "dd/mm/yy hh:mm" in the Type box. Enter mm/dd/yy hh:mm if you want to display the date in US format.![]()
=DATEVALUE(TRIM(LEFT(MID(A1, SEARCH("(", A1) + 1, 999), LEN(MID(A1, SEARCH("(", A1) + 1, 999)) - 1))) + TIMEVALUE(TRIM(LEFT(MID(A1, SEARCH("(", A1) + 1, 999), LEN(MID(A1, SEARCH("(", A1) + 1, 999)) - 1)))
Now copy the formulas in cells B1 & C1 all the way down your column of data. Columns B & C now contain the test descriptions & test dates/times as FORMULAS - if you want to insert them into a worksheet as VALUES, just select all of the B & C column cells & use Edit > Copy. Then select the cells into which you want to insert the values & use Edit > Paste Special > Values.
Hope this helps - please let me know how you get on.
Regards,
Greg M
thaks...
it works like magic...
Hi Lonely,
Many thanks for the feedback - delighted to have helped.
Best regards,
Greg M
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