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Is it possible to have a time running in a cell then to have formula
working off that time

ie in A1 there would be 13:12 that updates every minute in realtime an
when it reached 14:00 that would trigger a formula to give a value etc

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Thanks Don, its not letting me on the site at the moment, dosnt seem t
be working, i'll try it later, many thanks

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I have a clock example on my website. Just a line chart using some trig.

You can start the ticking with a button press. It's using API macro
scheduling.



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ie in A1 there would be 13:12 that updates every minute in realtime and
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Thanks i'll have a look at that,

just out of interest does anybody know why on my home computer if i se
the cell to =now() and format the cell to have seconds in it runs as
clock but on my computer at work it just has the time of when i pu
the command in and dosnt update unless i press f2 to refresh over an
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Right figured out why the =NOW() worked on my home computer, i had th
clock from this site open on another spreadshee
http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/files/clockchart.htm and for some reaso
when thats open the =NOW() command in a cell runs as a clock in
seperate spreadshee

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You may be in Manual Calculation mode.
Check from Tools | Options

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Thanks i'll have a look at that,

just out of interest does anybody know why on my home computer if i set
the cell to =now() and format the cell to have seconds in it runs as a
clock but on my computer at work it just has the time of when i put
the command in and dosnt update unless i press f2 to refresh over and
over again.


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