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Either of these will give you the current "Now" time...

=NOW()-TODAY()

=MOD(NOW(),1)

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Rick (MVP - Excel)


"Seanie" wrote in message
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How could I construct a formula that says:- IF the Time NOW is 18:00
but < 24:00, carry out formula A, if Not then carry out Formula B?

What I can't get my head around is extracting the time element from
the NOW() function (and not the date.