convert time without am pm to 24 hr

slochin

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Hello,
I have a sheet I download daily with among other data a time in colA. This does not have am or pm.
So examples are below. This is for a sporting event and the times start in the mid morning.There would not be any late night times such a 12:00 midnight or 12:30 (AM) in the morning. I would like to be able to convert this to 24 hr time in the format which would keep the first three as the same and then 1:00 becomes 13:00 and so on.Hoping someone can help please.
10.30
12:00
12:30
1:00
1:30
[TABLE="width: 98"]
<colgroup><col></colgroup><tbody>[TR]
[TD]7:15


[/TD]
[/TR]
</tbody>[/TABLE]
 

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Hello,
Thanks for reply. Does vary but mainly between 9am in the morning and 11pm at night
 
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maybe like this?

Book1
EF
107:3007:30
118:0008:00
128:3008:30
139:0009:00
149:3009:30
1510:0010:00
1610:3010:30
1711:0011:00
1811:3011:30
1912:0012:00
2012:3012:30
211:0013:00
221:3013:30
232:0014:00
242:3014:30
253:0015:00
263:3015:30
274:0016:00
284:3016:30
295:0017:00
305:3017:30
316:0018:00
326:3018:30
337:0019:00
347:3007:30
Sheet28
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F10=TEXT(IF(E10<0.3125,E10+0.5,E10),"hh:mm")
 
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ah sorry i didnt read your edit before i posted
my formula just adds on 12 hours to the time if it was before 7:30am making it look like pm in 24hour time. that wont work for times that are between 9am and 11pm since if i change it to before 11pm it would include times between 9am and 11am that are actually am and not pm

EDIT: basically the problem i've run into is if you can get times in the data that are 10am and 10pm but it will show 10:00 for both, i can't think of anyway to differentiate the two

sorry i couldnt help
 
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