Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.

Something like this maybe...

Sub TimeStamp()
Const TimeStampColumn As String = "A"
Dim X As Long
Dim LastUsedRow As Long
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
LastUsedRow = .Cells(Rows.Count, TimeStampColumn).End(xlUp).Row
.Cells(LastUsedRow - (.Cells(LastUsedRow, TimeStampColumn). _
Value < ""), TimeStampColumn).Value = Now
End With
End Sub

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time
clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.

Hey Rick,
Thanks for the help, that is a great macro for getting the time and filling
it in like a list. I really appreciate that. My only question remaining is,
is there a way to add to the macro so that it takes the newly recieved time
and changes it into a format that only displays the time and keeps the date
seperate (or better yet, assigns the date to one column and the time to
another)? Thanks again for the help.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Something like this maybe...

Sub TimeStamp()
Const TimeStampColumn As String = "A"
Dim X As Long
Dim LastUsedRow As Long
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
LastUsedRow = .Cells(Rows.Count, TimeStampColumn).End(xlUp).Row
.Cells(LastUsedRow - (.Cells(LastUsedRow, TimeStampColumn). _
Value < ""), TimeStampColumn).Value = Now
End With
End Sub

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time
clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.

This macro put the date in Column A and the time in Column B...

Sub DateTimeStamp()
Const DateStampColumn As String = "A"
Const TimeStampColumn As String = "B"
Dim X As Long
Dim LastUnusedRow As Long
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
LastUnusedRow = .Cells(Rows.Count, DateStampColumn).End(xlUp).Row
If .Cells(LastUnusedRow, DateStampColumn).Value < "" Then
LastUnusedRow = LastUnusedRow + 1
End If
.Cells(LastUnusedRow, DateStampColumn).Value = Date
.Cells(LastUnusedRow, TimeStampColumn).Value = Time
End With
End Sub

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
Hey Rick,
Thanks for the help, that is a great macro for getting the time and
filling
it in like a list. I really appreciate that. My only question remaining
is,
is there a way to add to the macro so that it takes the newly recieved
time
and changes it into a format that only displays the time and keeps the
date
seperate (or better yet, assigns the date to one column and the time to
another)? Thanks again for the help.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Something like this maybe...

Sub TimeStamp()
Const TimeStampColumn As String = "A"
Dim X As Long
Dim LastUsedRow As Long
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
LastUsedRow = .Cells(Rows.Count, TimeStampColumn).End(xlUp).Row
.Cells(LastUsedRow - (.Cells(LastUsedRow, TimeStampColumn). _
Value < ""), TimeStampColumn).Value = Now
End With
End Sub

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time
clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with
other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro
is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time
in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.

Hey Rick,
I gotta thank you. All of your suggestions have really answered all of my
questions and I think I have a good grasp of this now. Thank you for all of
your help and I will post if I have any more questions in the future.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

This macro put the date in Column A and the time in Column B...

Sub DateTimeStamp()
Const DateStampColumn As String = "A"
Const TimeStampColumn As String = "B"
Dim X As Long
Dim LastUnusedRow As Long
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
LastUnusedRow = .Cells(Rows.Count, DateStampColumn).End(xlUp).Row
If .Cells(LastUnusedRow, DateStampColumn).Value < "" Then
LastUnusedRow = LastUnusedRow + 1
End If
.Cells(LastUnusedRow, DateStampColumn).Value = Date
.Cells(LastUnusedRow, TimeStampColumn).Value = Time
End With
End Sub

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
Hey Rick,
Thanks for the help, that is a great macro for getting the time and
filling
it in like a list. I really appreciate that. My only question remaining
is,
is there a way to add to the macro so that it takes the newly recieved
time
and changes it into a format that only displays the time and keeps the
date
seperate (or better yet, assigns the date to one column and the time to
another)? Thanks again for the help.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Something like this maybe...

Sub TimeStamp()
Const TimeStampColumn As String = "A"
Dim X As Long
Dim LastUsedRow As Long
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
LastUsedRow = .Cells(Rows.Count, TimeStampColumn).End(xlUp).Row
.Cells(LastUsedRow - (.Cells(LastUsedRow, TimeStampColumn). _
Value < ""), TimeStampColumn).Value = Now
End With
End Sub

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time
clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with
other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro
is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time
in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.

One last question I just came across during my attempts. I realized if I
rename the worksheet or try to get the macro to work with another worksheet,
it doesn't work anymore and I get an error message. How can I make it so
that this macro can be used with whatever the worksheet is named and
potentially with multiple worksheets (So if I were to activate the macro in
sheet 1, it would show the results in sheet 1, then I could activate it in
sheet 2 without changing the macro and it would show the results in sheet 2)?
Sorry for the barrage of questions, I'm kinda new to macros in Excel.
Thanks for the help.

"valiant" wrote:

Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.

In my last posted routine, change this line...

With Worksheets("Sheet1")

to this...

With ActiveSheet

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
One last question I just came across during my attempts. I realized if I
rename the worksheet or try to get the macro to work with another
worksheet,
it doesn't work anymore and I get an error message. How can I make it so
that this macro can be used with whatever the worksheet is named and
potentially with multiple worksheets (So if I were to activate the macro
in
sheet 1, it would show the results in sheet 1, then I could activate it in
sheet 2 without changing the macro and it would show the results in sheet
2)?
Sorry for the barrage of questions, I'm kinda new to macros in Excel.
Thanks for the help.

"valiant" wrote:

Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time
clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time
in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.

Thanks for all your help, Rick. you've answered all my questions for me and
it works great now. I really appreciate it.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

In my last posted routine, change this line...

With Worksheets("Sheet1")

to this...

With ActiveSheet

Rick


"valiant" wrote in message
...
One last question I just came across during my attempts. I realized if I
rename the worksheet or try to get the macro to work with another
worksheet,
it doesn't work anymore and I get an error message. How can I make it so
that this macro can be used with whatever the worksheet is named and
potentially with multiple worksheets (So if I were to activate the macro
in
sheet 1, it would show the results in sheet 1, then I could activate it in
sheet 2 without changing the macro and it would show the results in sheet
2)?
Sorry for the barrage of questions, I'm kinda new to macros in Excel.
Thanks for the help.

"valiant" wrote:

Hello,
I'm looking to create a macro with similar function to that of a time
clock
used in work shops (one that when activated will copy the current time
(preferably seperated from the date) into another cell for use with other
equations). It should also fill it in like a list whenever the macro is
activated (so it fills in, for example, cell A1 when the macro is first
activated and the next time it is used it will fill in the current time
in
A2). Can anyone help me with this? I appreciate it.