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  1. Thanks Lee and Comment. Both of your recommendations worked! It looks like I need to review FileMaker Calculations a bit more closely before I post...
  2. Sorry, I thought the "format" was evident in the subject line. But, as it turns out, the format was not quite correct. It should be "m/d/yy, h/m PM" (or AM). The original file was exported from iTunes v11.2.3 and opens by default in "TextEdit" app, which is quite useless. Instead, I opened the file in MS Excel (Filemaker is not an option). I tried to do the calculation to convert in Excel and didn't have much luck. so, since I wanted the information in FileMaker anyway, I created a FMP12 database and pre-populated it with Field Names that matched what was in the Excel file and imported the Excel file into FileMaker. FWIW I formatted the FMP "Date Added" field as a Timestamp. Here is a small subset of the 17,623 record file I wanted to convert the "Date ADDED" field. I also removed several other fields to keep the size small. Thanks again. Stats 131130.fmp12.zip
  3. Hello - I'm rather new at this and I am sure there is probably an easy way to do this but... 1. I exported a Playlist from iTunes (latest version) as a text file and saved it as an Excel File and also as a Filemaker 12 file. 2. I would like to sort any of these files by the "Date Added" field. There are over 17,000 song titles in these files. Since all of the data in this file is text, I obviously cannot just perform a sort on that field and expect it to be correct. I want to store the information and and other date/time info in the file in a FM "Timestamp" field Does anyone have a simple solution to this problem? I am running FileMaker 12 Advanced on a 2011 iMac OS X 10.9.1 (3.4 GHz Intel Core 7 16 GB RAM 256 GB SSD 2 TB 2n Internal Drive Thanks in advance for any help this list can provide. (Note to commercial developers, I would not be adverse to paying for a solution so long as it doesn't break the bank)
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