Time Formular

R

Rebecca

Hi Everyone,
Hopefully this is an easy question for someone. Just as there is the
formular to enter today's date ie: =today(). Is there a similer formular to
enter the present time?
 
D

Dave Peterson

=now()
will include both the time and date.

=mod(now(),1)
will be just the time
(give it a nice format to remove the date)
 
L

L. Howard Kittle

Ctrl+Shift+: (colon) will give you current time. However, it is not
volitaile like =Today() is.

HTH
Regards,
Howard
 
G

Gord Dibben

=NOW() which is volatile and will update whenever calculation takes place

Or just hit CTRL + SHIFT + ; to enter a static time.

To enter a static date hit CTRL + ;


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
R

Rebecca

Spot on Dave. Thanks
--
Thanks Becky


Dave Peterson said:
=now()
will include both the time and date.

=mod(now(),1)
will be just the time
(give it a nice format to remove the date)
 

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