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I have a spreadsheet that runs throughout the day. There is a time function
built in using =now() and Text(A1,"H:MM"). Is there a way to use the time to run a macro? I want the macro to run everyday at 16:00. Thanks. |
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hi
that would be the on time event. look up the on time method in vb help. also see this site. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/OnTime.aspx regards FSt1 "WNYC" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that runs throughout the day. There is a time function built in using =now() and Text(A1,"H:MM"). Is there a way to use the time to run a macro? I want the macro to run everyday at 16:00. Thanks. |
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