TIME / NOW

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Peo Sjoblom

=NOW()

format as hh:mm, updates whenever you close/open or calculate the workbook
(you can also press F9)

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Peo Sjoblom

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Does anyone know how to
show the current time in cell
so that it updates with the clock time of
the computer???

Thks

ADWallace
UK
 
If you want it to tick-over, you need some kind of timer. Mail me if you
want an example workbook.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)
 
in D3 i have =NOW() which correctly displays the current time...i wis
to capture the numeric value B3 at a specific time...so in B10 i place
the formula =IF(D3="15,38,00",B3,"") ....but it doesn't work..a
15:38:00 it fails to record the value in B3....how come
 
andrew

Unless you have a macro that is re-calculating the worksheet continuously, it
would be very difficult to re-calc at the exact time of 15:38:00

You will have to use VBA code to get what you want.

See Chip Pearson's site for methods and code. Specifically the section on
"Using Windows Timers".

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ontime.htm

Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 
Gord
yes that is precisely what i have...B3 is continuously changing second
by second and the time in D3 is ticking(presumably in sync with my
computer's time)...so at the precise moment of 15:30:12 (for example)
why couldn't the value in B3 be recorded?...the purpose i have in mind
would be to record this value once or twice a day say at 10:20AM and
3:00PM...it doesn't have to be exact to the second it could be any one
of the values in B3 within 1 minute of the proposed times---since B3 is
a cumulative total and won't increase too much within a 1 minute time
frame
andrew
 

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