Convert 24-Hour to 12-Hour Time in Excel
Work with 24-hour time like "17:30" and feel the need to convert it into Am/PM format or vice-versa?
In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to convert military time to AM/PM format in Excel—and back again—using simple, reliable formulas.
Plus, I’ll give you a bonus tip on how to do this effortlessly with Microsoft Copilot.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:54 - Convert the date format from HH:MM to the 12 hours format using the TEXT function
01:41 - Convert the date format to HH:MM using the TEXT function
02:09 - Convert the date format using the TEXT function
02:34 - Convert the date time into time using the format cells option
03:08 - Convert the date time format using Copilot
03:53 - Pre-conditions for working with Copilot in Excel
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