When I use (ctrl+shft+ to get the current time it always displays the
seconds as 00. Is there any way to get the seconds also?
Thanks

That is the accuracy of the procedure. If you want more, use =NOW()
best wishes
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"dummy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I use (ctrl+shft+ to get the current time it always displays the
> seconds as 00. Is there any way to get the seconds also?
> Thanks

But in the Now() function the time will be keep on changing to the current
system time, so you can use a small Time Macro To capture the Current Timing
with seconds.

Press ALT+F11 and go to Insert and click Module and paste the below code.

Sub Cur_Time()
ActiveCell = Time
End Sub

After pasting the code close the VBA and press ALT+F8, the Cur_Time Macro
will appear. Just select it and select Options and give your desired
keyboard button as shortcut key to run the macro.

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"dummy" wrote:

> When I use (ctrl+shft+ to get the current time it always displays the
> seconds as 00. Is there any way to get the seconds also?
> Thanks

Format the cell in custom as hh:mm
"dummy" wrote:

> When I use (ctrl+shft+ to get the current time it always displays the
> seconds as 00. Is there any way to get the seconds also?
> Thanks

And how does that get the seconds to be non-zero?
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David Biddulph

"JAF-In" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Format the cell in custom as hh:mm
> "dummy" wrote:
>
>> When I use (ctrl+shft+ to get the current time it always displays the
>> seconds as 00. Is there any way to get the seconds also?
>> Thanks