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In an Excel formula can the clock be used to measure time?
I am developing an Excel model that tests the participant's memory.
Commencing the program makes a sheet visible. I want to use a "Worksheet_Change macro to hide the sheet after a specified period of time (between 30 & 90 seconds). Can the computer's clock be associated with a formula so that I can cause a value in a cell to change at the conclusion of a selected period? I am using Windows XP Home with Office 07. |
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