How to split the stamp date & time into separate columns using date format & formula

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How to split the stamp date & time into separate columns using date format & formula (English Version)
=mid()
=date()
=time()

excel 2016
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Very useful specially on dumps that do not change dates basically. Thanks 👍

stargarage
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Nice!
Please try also:
F6 has a Time stamp
G6
H6 =
With kind regards, Dieter

DieterReimann
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Hello, can i ask you for help?
I do have in source a date in format of date and time (20.7.2018 10:19:51) and I would like to have in pivot table in filter parts this column 'date' where I would be able to have groups (Years, Months, days) for sorting. Same as general base filtering in excel. For some reason it always just show a list of all possible dates, not grouping available.

klaraparwova
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You can use left n right function as well. This is good too.

Cricketer-
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What if the month is October, November or December? Then we need to extract 2 characters.

MrNuranga
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Nice!
I'd like t remember, this can also be done by: (Time stamp in Cell "F6"
in Cell G6 and
in Cell H6

DieterReimann
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I need to separate 00:00:00 (hrs:mins:secs) into three separate columns. Can you help with this? Thanks!

dqtee
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Sir I have a data there received data and time mentioned if i seperate the data and time i got some data and time but some data and time they have error #value!
Sir how to sort out this error ???
Sir please reply me as soon as possible
Thankyou

savitabirje
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2021-12-28T07:00:00.000Z . I have in this format. How should i separate?

aakushu
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How to split "July 31, 2022 9:15AM" to date and Time and date in 7/31/2022 formate? Thank you

pramodvasudevbhat
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Can I have your email iD for sending an excel sheet where in some cells it is in DD-MMM-YYYY and in some cells it is in MMM-DD-YYYY. Thanks

kumarananthasubramonian
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How to split "Aug 5 2021  8:23AM" this format? Two spaces before day (ie. 5)to accommodate double digit and two spaces before time (ie 8)to accomodate double digit and no space before (ie 8:23AM) AM.

jegankumar