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Time Formula
I Wish to use a macro to insert ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 =
"=TIME(6,30,0)" in a cell. With the 6 and the 30 to be variables from a input box. Ian |
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Time Formula
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v1 = 6 v2 = 30 Range("a1") = "=time(" & v1 & "," & v2 & ",0)" "I.P" wrote: I Wish to use a macro to insert ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=TIME(6,30,0)" in a cell. With the 6 and the 30 to be variables from a input box. Ian |
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Time Formula
Thanks worked fine, I had read the answer somewhere several months ago
when I did not need it. Ian |
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