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i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
Pls Suggest
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i want to record start time and end time multiple times on single worksheet
without using macro. Pls suggest any formula for same as =now() does not help.

karim.


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i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple
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Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
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i want to record start time and end time multiple times on single worksheet
without using macro. Pls suggest any formula for same as =now() does not
help.

karim.


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i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple
time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
Pls Suggest



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i want to create a worksheet where multiple data has to feed and each entry
should record its entry time.

i dont want to use macro.

Pls suggest



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i want to record start time and end time multiple times on single worksheet
without using macro. Pls suggest any formula for same as =now() does not
help.

karim.


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i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple
time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
Pls Suggest




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Hi Karim

You cannot record the time automatically using formulas. You will have to
use VBA- worksheet/workbook events...

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i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
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there is no formula that will display the time that is not volital meaning
that it is keyed to the system clock and will update to the current time each
time the sheet calculates formulas.
the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + : will insert the current time(system
clock) into a selected cell but that is a manual process.
if that is not what you want, vb is about all that is left.

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i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple time.
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If starting time is 3:20:35pm use the formula, =TIME(15,20,35)
and custom format the cell h:mm:ss AM/PM. Excel uses military time.

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i want to record start time and end time multiple times on single worksheet
without using macro. Pls suggest any formula for same as =now() does not
help.

karim.


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hi,

i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple
time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
Pls Suggest




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Another way. Use =NOW() to capture the starting/ending time. Then copy that
cell and paste itself as a value to freeze it and delete the date in front.

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i want to record start time and end time multiple times on single worksheet
without using macro. Pls suggest any formula for same as =now() does not
help.

karim.


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hi,

i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple
time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
Pls Suggest




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Another possibility if you are comfortable with Circular References:

In B1:

=IF(A1="",NOW(),B1)

Press F9 to force a re-calculation before entering data in A1, once data is
entered in A1 whatever was in B1 will stay there.



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i want to record start time and end time multiple times on single worksheet
without using macro. Pls suggest any formula for same as =now() does not
help.

karim.


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hi,

i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple
time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
Pls Suggest





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Just to add...

When I want to include the date and time in the cell, I use:

ctrl-;(spacecharacter)ctrl-:



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hi
there is no formula that will display the time that is not volital meaning
that it is keyed to the system clock and will update to the current time each
time the sheet calculates formulas.
the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + : will insert the current time(system
clock) into a selected cell but that is a manual process.
if that is not what you want, vb is about all that is left.

Regards
FSt1

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hi,

i want to create excel sheet wherein time has to be recorded multiple time.
Now() formula does not help and i don't want to use macro.
Pls Suggest


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