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: returns <tt>'''0.7'''</tt>, the date-time serial number for 16:48:00. This may be formatted to read, for example, <tt>'''4:48 PM'''</tt>. | : returns <tt>'''0.7'''</tt>, the date-time serial number for 16:48:00. This may be formatted to read, for example, <tt>'''4:48 PM'''</tt>. | ||
Revision as of 08:24, 14 September 2008
TIMEVALUE
returns the date-time serial number, from a time given as text.
Syntax:
TIMEVALUE(timetext)
- timetext is a time, expressed as text.
- TIMEVALUE returns the date-time serial number, which may be formatted to read as a time.
Example:
TIMEVALUE("16:48:00")
- returns 0.7, the date-time serial number for 16:48:00. This may be formatted to read, for example, 4:48 PM.
See also:
Functions listed alphabetically, Functions listed by category
