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Default excel - macro - automatic initiation of a macro at a pre-specified "system time"

I have an example on my website
"Schedule a macro to run"

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i am working on developing a test to be administered to a candidate.

how can control the process by time. when the test-taker clicks the
"start test" button, i can record the "system time" (DateTimeStart) at
that moment. but how do i ensure that at the end of a pre-specified
duration, that is when "system time" becomes = DateTimeStart +
TestDuration, a macro is initiated automatically which will end the
test.

am a novice in macro code writing. would appreciate if you can use a
beginner's language in your respnse. many thanks.


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