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Coninuously Running Time in Cell
Is there a way of having today's time continuously running within a cell and
use it to "count down" the time remaining in other cells? Thanks for your help!! Randy |
Coninuously Running Time in Cell
Hi,
To get a running clock insert the code below in a general module. Run the sub StartClock to strat the clock running and StopClock to stop it Dim Go As Boolean Sub StartClock() Go = True MyClock End Sub Sub MyClock() If Go Then Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, 1).Value = Format(Now, "hh:mm:ss") Application.OnTime (Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 1)), "MyClock" End If End Sub Sub StopClock() Go = False End Sub Mike "Randy" wrote: Is there a way of having today's time continuously running within a cell and use it to "count down" the time remaining in other cells? Thanks for your help!! Randy |
Coninuously Running Time in Cell
Thanks Mike!
Would that be a VB module? If yes, all code below goes into one module? Thanks again! "Mike H" wrote: Hi, To get a running clock insert the code below in a general module. Run the sub StartClock to strat the clock running and StopClock to stop it Dim Go As Boolean Sub StartClock() Go = True MyClock End Sub Sub MyClock() If Go Then Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, 1).Value = Format(Now, "hh:mm:ss") Application.OnTime (Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 1)), "MyClock" End If End Sub Sub StopClock() Go = False End Sub Mike "Randy" wrote: Is there a way of having today's time continuously running within a cell and use it to "count down" the time remaining in other cells? Thanks for your help!! Randy |
Coninuously Running Time in Cell
ALT+F11 to open vb editor, right click 'Thisworkbook' and insert module, the
code goes in there. Mike "Randy" wrote: Thanks Mike! Would that be a VB module? If yes, all code below goes into one module? Thanks again! "Mike H" wrote: Hi, To get a running clock insert the code below in a general module. Run the sub StartClock to strat the clock running and StopClock to stop it Dim Go As Boolean Sub StartClock() Go = True MyClock End Sub Sub MyClock() If Go Then Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, 1).Value = Format(Now, "hh:mm:ss") Application.OnTime (Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 1)), "MyClock" End If End Sub Sub StopClock() Go = False End Sub Mike "Randy" wrote: Is there a way of having today's time continuously running within a cell and use it to "count down" the time remaining in other cells? Thanks for your help!! Randy |
Coninuously Running Time in Cell
Perfect Mike....Thank You!
While I have your attention can you tell me how I can update workbook information with have to close it and then re-open it? "Mike H" wrote: ALT+F11 to open vb editor, right click 'Thisworkbook' and insert module, the code goes in there. Mike "Randy" wrote: Thanks Mike! Would that be a VB module? If yes, all code below goes into one module? Thanks again! "Mike H" wrote: Hi, To get a running clock insert the code below in a general module. Run the sub StartClock to strat the clock running and StopClock to stop it Dim Go As Boolean Sub StartClock() Go = True MyClock End Sub Sub MyClock() If Go Then Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, 1).Value = Format(Now, "hh:mm:ss") Application.OnTime (Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 1)), "MyClock" End If End Sub Sub StopClock() Go = False End Sub Mike "Randy" wrote: Is there a way of having today's time continuously running within a cell and use it to "count down" the time remaining in other cells? Thanks for your help!! Randy |
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