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Multiple Time Range Conditional
I have put the running time on a worksheet. I want to reference that time
and for 6 time ranges during the day, I want to display a message to the user via text in a cell. How do I reference these time ranges and how do I display this message only during these 6 time ranges? Thanks! |
Multiple Time Range Conditional
Can you tell us how you are getting the running time? Are you using
=NOW() and what cell is this in? What are the 6 time ranges that you want the message to be active for? Which cell do you want to use to display the message? Pete On Nov 18, 11:51*pm, KT wrote: I have put the running time on a worksheet. *I want to reference that time and for 6 time ranges during the day, I want to display a message to the user via text in a cell. *How do I reference these time ranges and how do I display this message only during these 6 time ranges? Thanks! |
Multiple Time Range Conditional
I accidentally double posted this. Solution I was looking for is in other
post. Thanks for your reply. "Pete_UK" wrote: Can you tell us how you are getting the running time? Are you using =NOW() and what cell is this in? What are the 6 time ranges that you want the message to be active for? Which cell do you want to use to display the message? Pete On Nov 18, 11:51 pm, KT wrote: I have put the running time on a worksheet. I want to reference that time and for 6 time ranges during the day, I want to display a message to the user via text in a cell. How do I reference these time ranges and how do I display this message only during these 6 time ranges? Thanks! . |
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