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I would like to be able to click on a cell then click on a clock to enter my
start and end times, i.e.
start time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 9:00 AM,
end time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 10:00 AM
time worked: click in a cell to get the tme worked: 1:00
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Excel has a built-in time clock. Click on a cell and touch CNTRL-SHFT-;
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I would like to be able to click on a cell then click on a clock to enter my
start and end times, i.e.
start time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 9:00 AM,
end time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 10:00 AM
time worked: click in a cell to get the tme worked: 1:00

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I already know this....I would like to have an actual clock as I asked in my
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"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Excel has a built-in time clock. Click on a cell and touch CNTRL-SHFT-;
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"LiseF" wrote:

I would like to be able to click on a cell then click on a clock to enter my
start and end times, i.e.
start time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 9:00 AM,
end time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 10:00 AM
time worked: click in a cell to get the tme worked: 1:00

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Default Time Clock in Excel

You could make a button (from the forms menu) link to this macro:

Sub TimeStamp()
ActiveCell.Value = Format(Now, "h:mm AM/PM")
End Sub

For the last cell, that would be a simple formula, no need to click
anything. Something like:
=IF(COUNT(A2:A3)=2,A3-A2,"")


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I already know this....I would like to have an actual clock as I asked in
my
question.


"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Excel has a built-in time clock. Click on a cell and touch CNTRL-SHFT-;
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Gary''s Student - gsnu201001


"LiseF" wrote:

I would like to be able to click on a cell then click on a clock to
enter my
start and end times, i.e.
start time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 9:00 AM,
end time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 10:00 AM
time worked: click in a cell to get the tme worked: 1:00



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In that case,see:

http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...3/time-picker/
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"LiseF" wrote:

I already know this....I would like to have an actual clock as I asked in my
question.


"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Excel has a built-in time clock. Click on a cell and touch CNTRL-SHFT-;
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu201001


"LiseF" wrote:

I would like to be able to click on a cell then click on a clock to enter my
start and end times, i.e.
start time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 9:00 AM,
end time: click in a cell, then on clock icon or button: 10:00 AM
time worked: click in a cell to get the tme worked: 1:00



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