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Adding hundreds of hour of time
Using format [h]:mm:ss. Was adding several columns and rows. When Excel stopped working, the data entered started left justifying and would not display correctly. Is there a limit on how many times you can use a custom forma ----- snels wrote: ---- tes ----- Niek Otten wrote: ---- How was your data organized? How did you try to add them? What happened whe Excel "stopped"? How do you know it stopped Are the times real Excel times A bit more info would hel -- Kind Regards Niek Otte Microsoft MVP - Exce "snels" wrote in messag .. I have to add hundreds of hours of time. Which work to certain point the stopped. Why |
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