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time and date
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If you only want time, then cell 1 can be ignored. Dim dNewTime As Double dNewTime = Range("cell_2").Value + _ TimeSerial(0, Range("cell_3").Value * 15, 0) MsgBox Format(dNewTime, "hh:mm") In article , "Mike" wrote: I have an Excel sheet with the date in one cell (formated for date) and the time in another cell (formated for time). What I need to do is create a string that has a new time based on the value of a 3rd cell. i.e. cell 1 = 5/25/04 cell 2 = 08:00 am cell 3 = 5 8:00 pm * 105(15 minutes for each value of cell 3) = 09:15 am How do I do this in VB? |
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