Lockwise Exported Date/Time Format?
I exported logins/passwords to a .csv file and imported each field as Text into Excel. The data includes several date/times such as Last Used Date. The Date/Times are just large numbers like I might find if they were the number of milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970. Does anyone know what the date/time format used is? I'll ask in an Excel forum how to convert it to something more human friendly.
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Those dates are in Unix Epoch format in microseconds since January 1, 1970.
It looks that you can easily do this in Excel with a function to decode such a number.
Note that you likely need to increase the 86400 multiplier to make this work with microseconds, so just add a few (three,six) zeros until the dates look right.
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Those dates are in Unix Epoch format in microseconds since January 1, 1970.
It looks that you can easily do this in Excel with a function to decode such a number.
Note that you likely need to increase the 86400 multiplier to make this work with microseconds, so just add a few (three,six) zeros until the dates look right.
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