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From: AMK <kennaster@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: How to import timestamp (5:48:05 ) to a format ML can handle
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Great, however, my time and date values are nestled quite comfortably amongst the raw data file that has strings, numbers, is mostly tab delimited but also has potential delimiters in certain cells (such as the date and time).  I'm not sure where to call the datenum().  My time location actually gets defined in line 2 of the code, but gets inserted from within the for loop.  

Sincerely,
Still stumped