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Time study Guy

@ NOW time command
 
I cannot get the SECONDS to show when I use the time stamp [ CNTRL+ SHFT+ ;
]. I want to use excel as a time study tool--so I need to have the seconds
to register when I log the time stamp. Does anyone know how to configure
this in excel?

Ron de Bruin

Hi Time study Guy

You can add a macro if you want in your personal xls
See below a example from J.E

CTRL-Shift-: will only insert minutes. If you want it to insert
seconds, the way I do it is to put these in a workbook in your
XLStart folder (e.g., Personal.xls),:

in the ThisWorkbook module:

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Application.OnKey "+^:", "CtrlShiftColon"
End Sub

and in a regular code module:

Public Sub CtrlShiftColon()
With Selection
.NumberFormat = "hh:mm:ss"
.Value = Time
End With
End Sub



--
Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl



"Time study Guy" <Time study wrote in message
...
I cannot get the SECONDS to show when I use the time stamp [ CNTRL+ SHFT+ ;
]. I want to use excel as a time study tool--so I need to have the seconds
to register when I log the time stamp. Does anyone know how to configure
this in excel?




Don Guillett

I think you will have to use a macro to get the format desired.

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Time study Guy" <Time study
wrote in message
...
I cannot get the SECONDS to show when I use the time stamp [ CNTRL+ SHFT+

;
]. I want to use excel as a time study tool--so I need to have the

seconds
to register when I log the time stamp. Does anyone know how to configure
this in excel?





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