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Default How can I Automatically refresh the NOW() Display in EXCEL?

I am using NOW() to display the Date and Time on an Input Form within EXCEL.
How can I most easily (and efficiently) refresh this form every minute, so
that the Time is Updated on this display?

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You could use the OnTime method.

Se Chip Pearson's site for info and code.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ontime.htm


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I am using NOW() to display the Date and Time on an Input Form within EXCEL.
How can I most easily (and efficiently) refresh this form every minute, so
that the Time is Updated on this display?

Thanks,


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