I need help creating a macro that lets you type in 7p that will show up
as 7:00 PM. Is this possible?

Thanks
Lori


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I need help creating a macro that lets you type in 7p that will show up
as 7:00 PM. Is this possible?

Thanks
Lori
Create a macro with this line:
Application.OnKey "{PGDN}", "cop"
You can use any key in place of PGDN that you probably won't be using.
Press F1 while the cursor is on OnKey and you'll get a list of possible
keys.

Create another macro:
Sub cop()
d = ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Value
ActiveCell.Value = d
End Sub

In the cell to the right of the cell you will enter your time place F3
in the example this formula:
=LEFT(E3,LEN(E3)-1) & ":00" & IF(RIGHT(E3,1)="p","PM","AM")

Start the first macro. It is continuously looking for the Page Down
key to be used and when it is it runs the cop procedure.
When you key in a time, e.g. 7p, and press Page Down 7:00PM will
replace the 7p.

I hope this answers your question.
Bob

Note: You can hide the cells with the formula and protect them for
appearance and security sake.


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jahoobob

Wrote:
I need help creating a macro that lets you type in 7p that will show up
as 7:00 PM. Is this possible?

Thanks
Lori

Why dont you just set the cell format in Excel to h:mm AM/PM in the
Format_cells_custon options and type hour element of the time in 24hr
format. e.g. you would just need to type in 19: for 7pm. This is what
most people commonly do and is simpler that setting up macros etc.


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