It is not easy to treat day and time as text in Excel and adding days to it, but not impossible!Especially if you export a file list with DirPrintOK, for example , or have made an export in Quad Explorer , or who uses NewFileTime and wants to handle the date, you can use this FAQ as a helpful tip. Here you can see how to format a date in Excel as text. You can also see how you can break down certain date information into individual cells. Content: 1.) ... How to format a date in Excel as text
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2.) Set the correct date format for the columns!
At the bottom of the picture column G: DD.MM.YYYY hh: mm
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Dates and times in Excel are saved as numbers and quickly converted into human-readable values ??using number formats. When entering a date in Excel, you can use a number format to display that date as desired. Similarly, you can use the TEXT function to convert a date or time into text in a preferred format. For example, if the date January 9, 2000 is entered in cell A1, you can use TEXT to convert that date to the following text strings as follows :
Dates and times in Excel are saved as numbers and quickly converted into human-readable values ??using number formats. When entering a date in Excel, you can use a number format to display that date as desired. Similarly, you can use the TEXT function to convert a date or time into text in a preferred format. For example, if the date January 9, 2000 is entered in cell A1, you can use TEXT to convert that date to the following text strings as follows :
= TEXT (A1, "mmm") // "Jan"
= TEXT (A1, "dd / mm / yyyy") // "01/01/2020"
= TEXT (A1, "dd-mmm-yy") / / "01-Jan-20"
FAQ 19: Updated on: 23 June 2020 11:40
