Combine columnas de fecha y hora en una columna con fórmula
Para combinar las columnas de fecha y hora en una sola columna, la siguiente fórmula puede ayudarlo:
1. Ingrese esta fórmula: =concatenate(text(A2,"mm/dd/yyyy")&" "&text(B2,"hh:mm:ss"))en una celda en blanco donde desea poner el resultado combinado, luego presione Participar clave para obtener la primera celda combinada.
2. Y luego seleccione la celda de fórmula y arrastre el controlador de relleno hacia las celdas que desea combinar, y las columnas de fecha y hora se han combinado en una columna, vea la captura de pantalla:
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Same error to me
It doesn't work. I do not understand the message below. I don't need it explained to me. I just need a formula that works please. Thank you.
"There's a problem with this formula.
When trying to insert the formula Excel replies:
If you type: =1=1, cell shows : 2
To get around this, type an apostrphe (') first:
But if you type: '=1=1, cell shows: =1+1"
Why ?
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I get the result like: 01/10/yyyy 14:15:00.000+03:00
Do you know how to remove the yyyy and get the actual year?
And do you know how to remove the GMT + 3 to a fixed hour?
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After struggling for 30 minutes with this thing and getting results like "14/05/yyyy hh:12:02", I finally cracked the code. Instead of =concatenate try using basic =A2+B2...
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Hello KA,Sorry to hear that. If you don't mind, could you please show us more details on this matter? A screenshot is the best. We will try our best to help you?Sincerely,Mandy
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Thank you for solving a problem that I have been wrestling with for the longest time! None of the "help" on CONCATENATE worked for me, but your formula above worked instantly. Fabulous!
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It doesn't work. I do not understand the message below. I don't need it explained to me. I just need a formula that works please. Thank you.
"There's a problem with this formula.
Not trying to type a formula?
When the first character is an equal(=) or minus (-) sign, Excel thinks it's a formula.
you type: =1=1, cell shows : 2
To get around this, type an apostrphe (') firts:
you type: '=1=1, cell shows: =1+1"
I have replaced the rows and cells numbers and letters and have done it several times.
