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This is what I have so far. I type the start date/time (04/24/06 13:00) and
stop date/time into an input box using a 24-hour clock. Later in the code it brings up an input box from date1 to date2, etc. In this input box it switches to using AM and PM. How do I get the input box to keep the 24 hour clock? Here's the part that shows Date1 (in column N) to Date2 (in column O): Range("I" & a - 1).Value = InputBox("Enter MW Amount for period " & Range("N" & a - 1) & " to " & Range("O" & a - 1)) Any help is appreciated. :) |
24 hour time
Cells(a - 1, "I").Value = InputBox( _ "Enter MW Amount for period " & _ Format(Cells(a - 1, "N"),"mm/dd/yy hh:mm") & " to " & _ Format(Cells(a - 1, "O"),"mm/dd/yy hh:mm") HTH -- AP PS: I turned Range into Cells, because it's more optimized "srroduin" a écrit dans le message de news: ... This is what I have so far. I type the start date/time (04/24/06 13:00) and stop date/time into an input box using a 24-hour clock. Later in the code it brings up an input box from date1 to date2, etc. In this input box it switches to using AM and PM. How do I get the input box to keep the 24 hour clock? Here's the part that shows Date1 (in column N) to Date2 (in column O): Range("I" & a - 1).Value = InputBox("Enter MW Amount for period " & Range("N" & a - 1) & " to " & Range("O" & a - 1)) Any help is appreciated. :) |
24 hour time
Hi
You don't say Range(x).What, just Range(x) , so it uses default, which is Value. Use Range("N" & a - 1).Text to get what the cell actually displays. (AP's solution may be better suited though, it doesn't change if the user reformat the cells in question.) I do mean "actually displays", it will read ### if the column is too narrow to display its real content. HTH. Best wishes Harald "srroduin" skrev i melding ... This is what I have so far. I type the start date/time (04/24/06 13:00) and stop date/time into an input box using a 24-hour clock. Later in the code it brings up an input box from date1 to date2, etc. In this input box it switches to using AM and PM. How do I get the input box to keep the 24 hour clock? Here's the part that shows Date1 (in column N) to Date2 (in column O): Range("I" & a - 1).Value = InputBox("Enter MW Amount for period " & Range("N" & a - 1) & " to " & Range("O" & a - 1)) Any help is appreciated. :) |
24 hour time
Works great! Thanks guys.
"Ardus Petus" wrote: Cells(a - 1, "I").Value = InputBox( _ "Enter MW Amount for period " & _ Format(Cells(a - 1, "N"),"mm/dd/yy hh:mm") & " to " & _ Format(Cells(a - 1, "O"),"mm/dd/yy hh:mm") HTH -- AP PS: I turned Range into Cells, because it's more optimized "srroduin" a écrit dans le message de news: ... This is what I have so far. I type the start date/time (04/24/06 13:00) and stop date/time into an input box using a 24-hour clock. Later in the code it brings up an input box from date1 to date2, etc. In this input box it switches to using AM and PM. How do I get the input box to keep the 24 hour clock? Here's the part that shows Date1 (in column N) to Date2 (in column O): Range("I" & a - 1).Value = InputBox("Enter MW Amount for period " & Range("N" & a - 1) & " to " & Range("O" & a - 1)) Any help is appreciated. :) |
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