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Time format behaviour
I'm not sure about this but try it. I think your problem
is the the format you want is not available. to make it available goto editcellscustom. In the type box enter HH:mm. now the format is available. -----Original Message----- I have a problem where I am copying data from one worksheet to another and I am also changing the time format from HH:mm to HHmm. To do this I am using this code. Worksheets("Sheet2").Cells(PasteRow, 16) = Format (DepTime, "HH" & "mm") The problem is that the hour figure does not show the leading zero even though I have requested it, HH rather than H. The leading zero is a requirement. To complicate matters I would only want to format the cell to display leading zeros as a last resort. Any ideas would be most appreciated . |
Time format behaviour
I don't think that is required:
from the immediate window depTime = #8:26# ? Format(DepTime, "HH" & "mm") 0826 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Frank Stone" wrote in message ... I'm not sure about this but try it. I think your problem is the the format you want is not available. to make it available goto editcellscustom. In the type box enter HH:mm. now the format is available. -----Original Message----- I have a problem where I am copying data from one worksheet to another and I am also changing the time format from HH:mm to HHmm. To do this I am using this code. Worksheets("Sheet2").Cells(PasteRow, 16) = Format (DepTime, "HH" & "mm") The problem is that the hour figure does not show the leading zero even though I have requested it, HH rather than H. The leading zero is a requirement. To complicate matters I would only want to format the cell to display leading zeros as a last resort. Any ideas would be most appreciated . |
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