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Time Display ?
Sorry if this is a crosspost. (Excel 2003)
I have the simplest of formulas to give me the time until an event takes place. In one cell I have the now function ( =now() ). In another cell the date/time of the event. In a third cell the event date/time-now formula (formatted h:mm:ss). It works fine but I have to hit F9 to recalculate. Can I get it to display a constantly updating time showing the seconds ticking away? Also how can I get it to show the months and days away an event is in addition to hours/min/sec? Thanks... Bob |
Time Display ?
It is multiposting and it is considered bad etiquette
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Bob Newman" wrote in message news:TqeEf.1849$c64.1378@dukeread12... Sorry if this is a crosspost. (Excel 2003) I have the simplest of formulas to give me the time until an event takes place. In one cell I have the now function ( =now() ). In another cell the date/time of the event. In a third cell the event date/time-now formula (formatted h:mm:ss). It works fine but I have to hit F9 to recalculate. Can I get it to display a constantly updating time showing the seconds ticking away? Also how can I get it to show the months and days away an event is in addition to hours/min/sec? Thanks... Bob |
Time Display ?
Yes, I know. That's why I apologized in advance. I wasn't sure as to the
correct group. Bob "Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message ... It is multiposting and it is considered bad etiquette -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Bob Newman" wrote in message news:TqeEf.1849$c64.1378@dukeread12... Sorry if this is a crosspost. (Excel 2003) I have the simplest of formulas to give me the time until an event takes place. In one cell I have the now function ( =now() ). In another cell the date/time of the event. In a third cell the event date/time-now formula (formatted h:mm:ss). It works fine but I have to hit F9 to recalculate. Can I get it to display a constantly updating time showing the seconds ticking away? Also how can I get it to show the months and days away an event is in addition to hours/min/sec? Thanks... Bob |
Time Display ?
It's better to cross post which is one message in multiple groups, that way
any responder will see other responses as well. If I were to spend half an hour to help somebody only to find out he/she received the same answer in another group I would be very ****ed off -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Bob Newman" wrote in message news:CKeEf.1853$c64.236@dukeread12... Yes, I know. That's why I apologized in advance. I wasn't sure as to the correct group. Bob "Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message ... It is multiposting and it is considered bad etiquette -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Portland, Oregon "Bob Newman" wrote in message news:TqeEf.1849$c64.1378@dukeread12... Sorry if this is a crosspost. (Excel 2003) I have the simplest of formulas to give me the time until an event takes place. In one cell I have the now function ( =now() ). In another cell the date/time of the event. In a third cell the event date/time-now formula (formatted h:mm:ss). It works fine but I have to hit F9 to recalculate. Can I get it to display a constantly updating time showing the seconds ticking away? Also how can I get it to show the months and days away an event is in addition to hours/min/sec? Thanks... Bob |
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