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Month:Date:Time:Seconds
In my excel workbook the sheet1 is my Dashboard and sheet2, sheet3, etc...
are graphs , pivots etc... Actually i need my Sheet1 Dashboard to display Month:Date:Time:Seconds in a cell, so that whenever i open it should view me and the seconds should be moving(running)just like a watch.... |
Month:Date:Time:Seconds
On May 6, 2:04 pm, Ranjit kurian
wrote: In my excel workbook the sheet1 is my Dashboard and sheet2, sheet3, etc... are graphs , pivots etc... Actually i need my Sheet1 Dashboard to display Month:Date:Time:Seconds in a cell, so that whenever i open it should view me and the seconds should be moving(running)just like a watch.... Maybe something like this ... Private Declare Sub Sleep Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long) Sub Workbook_WindowActivate(ByVal Wn As Excel.Window) With ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(1) Do .Range("A1").Value = Now() DoEvents Sleep 250 Loop End Sub Save the macro in the code section of ThisWorkbook object, maybe. Format the Sheet 1, A1 cell to display seconds. The one drawback is that macros security will need to be set at least to Medium, which will require confirmation to enable every time the workbook is opened. Or the macro will require a signature of a trusted source (and I have never done that). Tom Lavedas =========== http://members.cox.net/tglbatch/wsh/ |
Month:Date:Time:Seconds
Hello Ranjit
I thinj thatb your watch is graphe radar with three series : 1 serie for hour ; One serie four minute ; 1 serie for second It is possible to calculate these series J a c q u e s "Ranjit kurian" a écrit dans le message de ... In my excel workbook the sheet1 is my Dashboard and sheet2, sheet3, etc... are graphs , pivots etc... Actually i need my Sheet1 Dashboard to display Month:Date:Time:Seconds in a cell, so that whenever i open it should view me and the seconds should be moving(running)just like a watch.... |
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