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Sort times.
Anyone know how to arrange the times,
In an excel spreadsheet so that races scheduled, At say 11.00-12.0 come out first. Example . Say on one day I have this. R1-11.35. (25.1/2014) R2-12.25. (23/2/2015) R4-12.50.(25/6/2014) R5- 1.15.(2/5/2015. R7-3.10..(8/3/2014) R9 5.10.(16/12/2014) Problem is when I C & P into my excel sheet (2010), Exerts from a master sheet the 11.35 - 12.50 races come out last obviously, Being a higher no's I have gone to the A-Z function in formulas, Mucked around there no luck. I hope there isn't a formula or code you have to write, Basic excel stuff sees me out. I am gathering different races from different dates & years from a , Master data sheet then Copy & Pasting them into a brand new sheet. Cheers. |
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Are the race numbers in a separate cell to the race times and the race dates, if so convert the cell with race time to 24 hour time.
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Yes they are leave it with me will have a shot at it tomorrow. Thanks. |
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Just had a quick try. When I click on numbers in the format cell over the time cell, All I get is this as an option. -1234.10 four times with a separator box unticked. There is no other options. Cheers. |
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Select the column the times are in, right click-format cells-numbers-times, then select the last option 13:30:55
If that doesn't work it may require extra formating in the way of a formula to get what you want.
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If the data was HH:MM instead of HH.MM excel would automagically format the cell as time.
You'd still have to convert them to 24hr time to get it to sort correctly though |
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Gary, was in the process of making the macro I use to make day lists,
but here's what it does. If the race has already run, it leaves it out, till I fix the automated timer. Let me know if the time format is right, it can be fixed, it's in the raw txt format from web scrape. |
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Thanks for the help everyone.
I will load more strategies tonight, Have converted my EXCEL SHEET to, The format Shaun suggested. If that does not work tonight I will have a shot, At what (Jazzy)(Puntz) suggested. Surely one of these three suggestions will do it. I feel like a (CLS-1) (ME) running in a (GROUP-1)(PUNTZ-JAZZY-SHAUN) With this stuff. Keep you posted. Cheers. Garyf. |
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Any chance you can upload a sheet with an example so can see exactly how it looks.
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Appreciate the offer Shaun in a Restricted members forum, No problems for the general population no hope, as there is, All the data set out for all to see. Will start the process in another 4-5 hours, Have set it up to your recommendation will, See what happens when I load from the Master sheet, Into the new one, Jazzy may be right, will then check Puntz out. If not no big deal I can grab someone from Freelancer for a, Couple of hundred per hour should be done within an hour, Can send the sheet off or do a team viewer if overseas. Either way will do. Cheers. Garyf. |
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