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Entering time in spread sheet and it reflects as military time.

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    Entering time in spread sheet and it reflects as military time.

    I am in the process of creating a time in and out sheet in excel and I format everything to H:mm I use the mod function to subtract the times and I use a divisor of .5

    I was trouble shooting my spreadsheet today at work and from 8:30 am through to 12:59 PM everything looked good.

    I was confident it was working but then 1:00 Pm kept reflecting as 1:00 AM

    Then in trying to correct it to PM, the Cell showed 1:00 pm as 13:00 pm (military time)

    Is there an easy way to adjust it so excel recognizes 1:00 as PM and without military?

    any help would be much appreciated.
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    Re: Entering time in spread sheet and it reflects as military time.

    Hi SWade,

    You can Format - Cells - Time - *1:30:55 on the sheet itself or you can use VBA:
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    Re: Entering time in spread sheet and it reflects as military time.

    Quote Originally Posted by xladept View Post
    Hi SWade,

    You can Format - Cells - Time - *1:30:55 on the sheet itself or you can use VBA:
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    It didn't work when I tried to format the time with the *

    I'm not too familiar with VBA...

    1:00 is still reflecting as AM not PM
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