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Latest revision as of 13:52, 30 January 2024



TIME

returns the time, given hours, minutes and seconds.

Syntax:

TIME(hours; minutes; seconds)

returns the time, expressed as a date-time serial number. hours, minutes and seconds are integers.


If hours, minutes and seconds are not within range for a valid time, the time will 'roll over', as shown below.

Example:

TIME(9; 31; 20)

returns the time 9:31:20 am (as a date-time serial number).

TIME(9; 31; 75)

returns 9:32:15 am - the time rolls over, as there are only 60 seconds in a minute.



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