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I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a .
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hh:mm:ss is only 8 keys. What are the other two?
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200772 "DB74" wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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10-keying refers to the use of the numeric key pad to enter numbers. There
is no ":" on the keypad. Tyro "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... hh:mm:ss is only 8 keys. What are the other two? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200772 "DB74" wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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Make a temporary entry into the Tools | Autocorrect table, so that .
gets converted into : Ensure that you delete the entry when you are finished. Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 7, 4:38*pm, DB74 wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. *Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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In xl2003 menus:
Tools|autocorrect Options|Autocorrect tab Add an entry to correct . (dot) with : (colon) Remember to remove it when you're done. And be aware that those autocorrect entries affect all the programs in the Office Suite. DB74 wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? -- Dave Peterson |
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![]() And be aware that those autocorrect entries affect all the programs in the Office Suite. I didn't know that Dave - thanks for pointing it out. Pete |
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Sorry... I am using a 10-key to enter the data and want to use the decimal to
represent :... "DB74" wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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Look here too:
http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.QDEDownload.html -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "DB74" wrote in message ... |I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . | represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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you could use ~ as a delimeter and do an autocorrect
~ to : to eliminate the shift key and reduce it to 8 keys. Mike "DB74" wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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![]() no you couldn't because ~ requires a shift!! what about ` to : "DB74" wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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And for one final thought on the matter... If you are not averse to using
macros... Check out this link: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeEntry.htm -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "DB74" wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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Thanks for everyone's suggestions...
I was able to make a control box macro to do it... Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1 Then Application.AutoCorrect.AddReplacement What:=".", Replacement:=":" Else Application.AutoCorrect.DeleteReplacement What:="." End If End Sub This seems to work well. "DB74" wrote: I am 10-keying times into a spread sheet. Is there a way to make a . represent : for time so I can 10-key it faster? |
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