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File “platform/modules/kdsmart-userguide/build/locale/en/kdsmart-app-b.pot” was added. 2 years ago
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The third and final part obtains the time zone portion of the ISO-8601 timestamp and converts it into another day fraction part. It checks for the special *Z time zone* that indicates a zero offset. If it is not *Z*, the time zone is in ±HHMM format so the formula extracts the HH portion separate from the MM portion, computes the total as a number of minutes and divides by 1440 (the number of minutes in a day) to arrive at a final day fraction component that is added to the amount determined by the first two parts of the formula. Any leading plus or minus sign is used to correctly perform this computation.
The third and final part obtains the time zone portion of the ISO-8601 timestamp and converts it into another day fraction part. It checks for the special *Z time zone* that indicates a zero offset. If it is not *Z*, the time zone is in ±HHMM format so the formula extracts the HH portion separate from the MM portion, computes the total as a number of minutes and divides by 1440 (the number of minutes in a day) to arrive at a final day fraction component that is added to the amount determined by the first two parts of the formula. Any leading plus or minus sign is used to correctly perform this computation.
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The second part of the formula extracts the hours/minutes/seconds portion and converts it into the day fraction portion.
The second part of the formula extracts the hours/minutes/seconds portion and converts it into the day fraction portion.
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The first line of the formula extracts the year/month/day portion and converts it into the full days portion of the result
The first line of the formula extracts the year/month/day portion and converts it into the full days portion of the result
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Excel's internal date time format is a *real* number where the part before the decimal point is the *number* of days and the portion after the decimal point is the *fraction* of a day.
Excel's internal date time format is a *real* number where the part before the decimal point is the *number* of days and the portion after the decimal point is the *fraction* of a day.
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If you wish to know what the formula is doing, the explanation is below. The formula above is split across three lines to facilitate the following explanation.
If you wish to know what the formula is doing, the explanation is below. The formula above is split across three lines to facilitate the following explanation.
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The formula is:
The formula is:
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Unfortunately Microsoft Excel does not automatically recognise this format. However, using the formula below, you can easily convert the date/time string in ISO-8601 format into an Excel date/time value and render this in a more useful form by using an appropriate cell format (e.g. yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss).
Unfortunately Microsoft Excel does not automatically recognise this format. However, using the formula below, you can easily convert the date/time string in ISO-8601 format into an Excel date/time value and render this in a more useful form by using an appropriate cell format (e.g. yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss).
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Using this format means that you can correctly compare data collected in different time zones.
Using this format means that you can correctly compare data collected in different time zones.
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When KDXplore or KDSmart use a timestamp for a scored trait value the timestamp is recorded in |ISO_link|.
When KDXplore or KDSmart use a timestamp for a scored trait value the timestamp is recorded in |ISO_link|.
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