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Hi All

I need some help to extend some existing VBA.

To indicate when the content on the sheet was last updated. I use this
code :

..Range("A21").Value = "Last Updated : " & Format(Now, " dddd dd/mm/yy
at hh:mm:ss")


It reads , for example :

Last Updated : Thursday 30/06/11 at 19:45:27


I need to extend it to include reference to shop opening and closing
times.

The shop is open between 8 am and 4.30 pm , and closed outside these
hours.

So the output of the new code would read something like :

Last Updated : Thursday 30/06/11 at 19:45:27 , when the shop was
closed.

Or

Last Updated : Thursday 30/06/11 at 11:45:27 , when the shop was
open.


Can someone help to extend the coding?


Grateful for any advice.

 
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