Linux – Forcing 24-hour locale?
Locales can be set for various components separately, so you can set LC_TIME to either “en_GB.UTF-8” (Great Britain), “en_DK.UTF-8” (Denmark – ISO 8601 … Read more
Locales can be set for various components separately, so you can set LC_TIME to either “en_GB.UTF-8” (Great Britain), “en_DK.UTF-8” (Denmark – ISO 8601 … Read more
There are 3rd party apps as Day 0. Check if it does what you want and if it is compatible with your version … Read more
Registry keys have a last-modified timestamp. You can use Regedit to export a key, selecting the “.txt” output format. That text file will … Read more
If you have shown us the full range of possible formats, this should work: =TEXT(A1, IF(CELL(“format”,A1)=”D4″, “m/d/yy”, “General”)) If you have date formats … Read more
Try this where A1 is the starting day of the month: =SUMPRODUCT(N(TEXT(ROW(INDIRECT(A1&”:”&EOMONTH(A1,0))),”ddd”)=”Sun”)) You can also use this for any day of the week … Read more
By default Excel starts all new workbooks without formatting. This means you have to tell Excel how you want the data formatted. To … Read more
It seems that Windows Time Service could not be started. Check if Windows Time Service is disabled. If yes enable it and set … Read more
I would also like to know what is the typical (“expected”) clock drift of standard RTCs found in common PC hardware. The NTP … Read more
I had a similar problem on Dual Boot PC (Win 10 & Ubuntu 18.04). The issue was that Windows tries to keep hardware … Read more
You can truncate the fractional part using the %.n formatting syntax, where n is an integer specifying the length of the string you … Read more