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Entering time
I may be missing the obvious, but here goes. I have a spread sheet that I
need to enter times into. What I would like to do is use just the 10 key to enter 3 or 4 digit numbers tha will be display as 8:00 or 11:45. Any suggestions? |
Entering time
You would need VBA for that
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeEntry.htm Another solution would be to temporarily create an autocorrect entry where you change a period to a colon that would allow you to use that numpad. Of course it is very important that you remove it when done since autocorrect works over all office applications and could really mess up MS Word I would go for the macro method -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Excel 95 - Excel 2007 Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com (Remove ^^ from email) "Chris" wrote in message ... I may be missing the obvious, but here goes. I have a spread sheet that I need to enter times into. What I would like to do is use just the 10 key to enter 3 or 4 digit numbers tha will be display as 8:00 or 11:45. Any suggestions? |
Entering time
See this:
http://cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeEntry.htm Another alternative is to *temporarily* set auto correct to replace a character. For example, using 10 key you are probably comfortable with the decimal point key (from an ergonomic standpoint). Set auto correct to replace the decimal point with the colon: Type: 8.00 11.45 Auto correct changes it to: 8:00 AM 11:45 AM You'd have to enter the numbers based on a 24 hr clock, though. 13.15 Auto correct changes it to: 1:15 PM And then you'd have to remember to delete the auto correct setting after you were done. Biff "Chris" wrote in message ... I may be missing the obvious, but here goes. I have a spread sheet that I need to enter times into. What I would like to do is use just the 10 key to enter 3 or 4 digit numbers tha will be display as 8:00 or 11:45. Any suggestions? |
Entering time
If you don't use any further calculation then try this:
Format cell as: 0":"00 "Chris" wrote: I may be missing the obvious, but here goes. I have a spread sheet that I need to enter times into. What I would like to do is use just the 10 key to enter 3 or 4 digit numbers tha will be display as 8:00 or 11:45. Any suggestions? |
Entering time
Thanks!! The autocorrect is easier for me but it does the job. Again Thank you
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You would need VBA for that http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeEntry.htm Another solution would be to temporarily create an autocorrect entry where you change a period to a colon that would allow you to use that numpad. Of course it is very important that you remove it when done since autocorrect works over all office applications and could really mess up MS Word I would go for the macro method -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Excel 95 - Excel 2007 Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com (Remove ^^ from email) "Chris" wrote in message ... I may be missing the obvious, but here goes. I have a spread sheet that I need to enter times into. What I would like to do is use just the 10 key to enter 3 or 4 digit numbers tha will be display as 8:00 or 11:45. Any suggestions? |
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