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Time formula
Resolved · Low Priority · Version 2003
Reply Tue 8 Apr 2008, 16:44Delegate Paul said...
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Excel Intermediate course
Time formula
The formula to display the time was =now(); however, this displayed a fixed time that did not change. Is there a formula that shows a ticking clock?
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RE: Time formula
Hi Paul, Thank you for the post, welcome to the forum, good question, in answer; =now() like =today() is an active formula which updates each time you open Excel, in the case of the =now() formula you can update this by pressing the F9 (Function 9) key at any time anywhere in the worksheet. If you have HH:MM:SS as your format you will see the seconds increase. Sadly there is not a formula to insert a ticking clock. Hope that has helped a bit, if so please click the Resolved link. Best regards Pete
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