Converting Standard time to Military

datadummy

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I am trying to convert standard time to military time in excel 2007 and have 2 different formats one is displayed as HH:MM:SS and the other is displayed as HH:MM. I have used the formula =TEXT(G2,"HHMM") for each of the data sets and for the column formatted HH:MM:SS it is converting appropriately but for the other column formatted HH:MM it wont convert, any thoughts on why or another approach to use?
 

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If 13:30 then use formatting under NumberTime

If 1330 there is no default Excel format for this.

Custom format to hmm;@

Note: the time will still be AM or PM in the formula bar.
 
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