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Morning all,
Im having some trouble when summing some time values from my Access Database. The values are all "elapsed times" between one time and another so eg: 00:06:32 would mean a 6 minute and 32 second elapsed time. The problem is that i cannot sum up these values, i just get a 0. I thought i had it beat when i did a little loop as below.. Do Until IsEmpty(ActiveCell) ActiveCell = TimeValue(ActiveCell) ActiveCell.Offset(1,0).Select Loop This didnt work, not sure why but it makes the times a lot bigger than they used to, I know i can convert it inside a cell formula eg: ' = AY301 * 24 ' but i do not want to do it like that, i would like the code to run on the Worksheet_Activate so it simply converts the values when user selects the worksheet. Is this possible or should i just look at trying to use the formula route? Any suggestions are much appreciated. M |
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