Difference between revisions of "Julian to regular date converter"
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− | Copy and paste the text in the box into the visual basic editor that comes with Excel. To get access to personal.xls in the visual basic editor check out this article[[ | + | Copy and paste the text in the box into the visual basic editor that comes with Excel. To get access to personal.xls in the visual basic editor check out this article: [[Save_Macros_in_Excel]] |
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+ | This short program takes data from an array based Campbell Scientific data logger and adds a regular formatted date and time. There are several important parameters you may need to edit to get things working specifically these: | ||
+ | startrow = 1 | ||
+ | outcol = 1 | ||
+ | yearcol = 3 | ||
+ | daycol = 4 | ||
+ | timecol = 5 | ||
+ | Worksheetz = 1 | ||
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+ | '''startrow''' -- this is the starting row, the first line in the excel worksheet there is a date to be converted from Julian to regular.<br> | ||
+ | '''outcol''' -- this is the output column, the column you want the resulting date to be put into. A = 1, B = 2 etc.<br> | ||
+ | '''yearcol''' -- this is the column the year is in. If you don't have a year in your file you can do two things. One, you could add a column which contains the year. Otherwise you could go down into the code and rewrite it so that the year is being entered directly into the variable 'theyear' below.<br> | ||
+ | '''daycol''' -- this is the column the julian day is in.<br> | ||
+ | '''timecol''' -- this is the column the time is in. It doesn't matter if midnight is 24:00 or 0:00, the data should turn out correctly either way.<br> | ||
+ | '''Worksheetz''' -- this is the excel worksheet number of the data you wish to calculate dates for. If you have a mix of charts and worksheets in your excel file worksheet #1 is treated as the leftmost worksheet on the bar along the bottom of the spreadsheet.<br> | ||
+ | Well, with that all out of the way, here's the program. Get a hold of Bob Busey if you have any questions or problems running this. | ||
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Option Explicit | Option Explicit | ||
Public Sub convert_from_julian() | Public Sub convert_from_julian() | ||
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Loop | Loop | ||
− | Range(" | + | Range("A" & CStr(startrow)).Select |
End Sub | End Sub |
Latest revision as of 10:28, 12 March 2008
Copy and paste the text in the box into the visual basic editor that comes with Excel. To get access to personal.xls in the visual basic editor check out this article: Save_Macros_in_Excel
This short program takes data from an array based Campbell Scientific data logger and adds a regular formatted date and time. There are several important parameters you may need to edit to get things working specifically these:
startrow = 1 outcol = 1 yearcol = 3 daycol = 4 timecol = 5 Worksheetz = 1
startrow -- this is the starting row, the first line in the excel worksheet there is a date to be converted from Julian to regular.
outcol -- this is the output column, the column you want the resulting date to be put into. A = 1, B = 2 etc.
yearcol -- this is the column the year is in. If you don't have a year in your file you can do two things. One, you could add a column which contains the year. Otherwise you could go down into the code and rewrite it so that the year is being entered directly into the variable 'theyear' below.
daycol -- this is the column the julian day is in.
timecol -- this is the column the time is in. It doesn't matter if midnight is 24:00 or 0:00, the data should turn out correctly either way.
Worksheetz -- this is the excel worksheet number of the data you wish to calculate dates for. If you have a mix of charts and worksheets in your excel file worksheet #1 is treated as the leftmost worksheet on the bar along the bottom of the spreadsheet.
Well, with that all out of the way, here's the program. Get a hold of Bob Busey if you have any questions or problems running this.
Option Explicit Public Sub convert_from_julian() Dim row As Long Dim startrow As Long Dim theyear As String Dim themonth As String Dim theday As Integer Dim thetime As String Dim thedate As String Dim leapyear As Integer Dim julianday As Integer Dim Worksheetz As Integer Dim outcol As Integer Dim yearcol As Integer Dim daycol As Integer Dim timecol As Integer Dim rangeselect As String '''''''''''''''''''''''''' ' variable initialization ' '''''''''''''''''''''''''' startrow = 1 outcol = 1 yearcol = 3 daycol = 4 timecol = 5 Worksheetz = 1 '''''''''''''''''''''''''' row = startrow Do While Worksheets(Worksheetz).Cells(row, yearcol).Value <> "" theyear = Worksheets(Worksheetz).Cells(row, yearcol).Value julianday = Worksheets(Worksheetz).Cells(row, daycol).Value thetime = Worksheets(Worksheetz).Cells(row, timecol).Value Select Case Len(thetime) Case Is = 1 thetime = "00:0" & Right(thetime, 1) Case Is = 2 thetime = "00:" & Right(thetime, 2) Case Is = 3 thetime = Left(thetime, 1) & ":" & Right(thetime, 2) Case Is = 4 thetime = Left(thetime, 2) & ":" & Right(thetime, 2) End Select If theyear Mod 4 = 0 Then leapyear = 1 Else: leapyear = 0 End If If julianday <= 31 Then theday = julianday themonth = "1" ElseIf julianday <= 59 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 31 themonth = "2" ElseIf julianday <= 90 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 59 - leapyear themonth = "3" ElseIf julianday <= 120 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 90 - leapyear themonth = "4" ElseIf julianday <= 151 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 120 - leapyear themonth = "5" ElseIf julianday <= 181 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 151 - leapyear themonth = "6" ElseIf julianday <= 212 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 181 - leapyear themonth = "7" ElseIf julianday <= 243 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 212 - leapyear themonth = "8" ElseIf julianday <= 273 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 243 - leapyear themonth = "9" ElseIf julianday <= 304 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 273 - leapyear themonth = "10" ElseIf julianday <= 334 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 304 - leapyear themonth = "11" ElseIf julianday <= 365 + leapyear Then theday = julianday - 334 - leapyear themonth = "12" End If ' bring it all back together themonth = themonth & "/" theyear = "/" & theyear & " " thedate = themonth & CStr(theday) & theyear & thetime Worksheets(Worksheetz).Cells(row, outcol).Value = thedate rangeselect = Chr(64 + outcol) & CStr(row) ' ascii A = 65 Range(rangeselect).Select Selection.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy hh:mm;@" row = row + 1 Loop Range("A" & CStr(startrow)).Select End Sub