Yes, Excel cell entries can be transformed into a uniform date and time format. The easiest way to achieve this is by using the built-in Date and Time formatting options in Excel. Here are the steps to format your cell entries into a uniform date and time format:
Select the cell or range of cells that contain your date or time data.
Right-click on the selected cells and choose the Format Cells option.
In the Format Cells dialog box, select the Date or Time category, depending on the data you want to format.
Choose the desired date or time format from the list of options.
Click OK to apply the formatting to the selected cells.
Your date or time data should now be displayed in a uniform format that you specified.
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