Hi all,

I took an online class last semester at the local college. The final was set
up in such a way that we were allowed two hours to complete the project. I
didn't have any trouble meeting the time limit, but it raised the question as
to how the instructor would know if I met or exceeded that two hour limit.

Has anyone heard of such a thing in any Microsoft Office application?If so,
how does one set that up?

Thanks
Gil

hi
see this site. it's all about time and date functions used in excel. large
site but down close to the bottom are some timers you can use in excel.

http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/datetime.htm

regards
FSt1

"Gil" wrote:

Hi all,

I took an online class last semester at the local college. The final was set
up in such a way that we were allowed two hours to complete the project. I
didn't have any trouble meeting the time limit, but it raised the question as
to how the instructor would know if I met or exceeded that two hour limit.

Has anyone heard of such a thing in any Microsoft Office application?If so,
how does one set that up?

Thanks
Gil

This doesn't answer your specific question about Microsoft Office, but the
online classroom software almost surely tracks the time students spend on a
test.

"Gil" wrote in message
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Hi all,

I took an online class last semester at the local college. The final was
set
up in such a way that we were allowed two hours to complete the project. I
didn't have any trouble meeting the time limit, but it raised the question
as
to how the instructor would know if I met or exceeded that two hour limit.

Has anyone heard of such a thing in any Microsoft Office application?If
so,
how does one set that up?

Thanks
Gil