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Hi Jake!
Thank you! It still works, but it gives seconds as unit, so I have to divide it by 57600 to have it in the usual format....but I can get 1/1000 seconds!! Regards Sergio "Jake Marx" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Hi Sergio, If you're running a PC and not a Mac, then the Timer function should work for you: Sub test() Dim a As Single Dim b As Single a = Timer Application.Wait Now + TimeSerial(0, 0, 5) b = Timer Range("A1").Value = b - a End Sub -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] SergioBS wrote: Hi Everybody! One question: I want to calculate the time elapsed from a certain moment, for this purpose I stored in "A" the value of Now() at the "start" and I read again and Stored in "B" the value of Now() at the "Stop". Although I have used the following to format the cell: Selection.NumberFormat = "mm\:ss.00;@" in the following statement: Range("A1")= B-A I cannot read in A1 any value under the second... how is it possible to count also that small times? Thank you for your help Sergio |
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