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Insert Time Stamp when macro is run
Hi All,
I'm generating reports using macros. I would like to Insert a time stamp when the macro is run. Can you please let me know how? I'm aware of =Now() to insert time stamp. But like to insert actual time when the user runs the macro. Thanks, Nagesh |
Insert Time Stamp when macro is run
One way:
Public Sub try() Range("A1").Value = Time 'rest of the macro End Sub In article , Nagesh wrote: Hi All, I'm generating reports using macros. I would like to Insert a time stamp when the macro is run. Can you please let me know how? I'm aware of =Now() to insert time stamp. But like to insert actual time when the user runs the macro. Thanks, Nagesh |
Insert Time Stamp when macro is run
Hi JE McGimpsey,
Your solution works, but the date is inserted as 1/1/1900..I have instead used =now() instead of Time Thanks for getting me going "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: Public Sub try() Range("A1").Value = Time 'rest of the macro End Sub In article , Nagesh wrote: Hi All, I'm generating reports using macros. I would like to Insert a time stamp when the macro is run. Can you please let me know how? I'm aware of =Now() to insert time stamp. But like to insert actual time when the user runs the macro. Thanks, Nagesh |
Insert Time Stamp when macro is run
Hmm.. Doesn't here.
Another way: Public Sub try() With Range("A1") .Value = Time .NumberFormat = "00:00:00" End With 'rest of macro End Sub In article , Nagesh wrote: Your solution works, but the date is inserted as 1/1/1900..I have instead used =now() instead of Time Thanks for getting me going "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: Public Sub try() Range("A1").Value = Time 'rest of the macro End Sub |
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