Steve_Brady
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Refresh current Date & Time in Excel 2007
Hello,
I have got the =NOW() function entered in a cell to display the current Date and Time. Right now it only refreshes when I enter or change the data in a cell somewhere in the worksheet. Can you tell me how to refresh it every 1 min or 2 min automatically, regardless of entries being made?
I've tried going to the Data tab and clicking the dropdown arrow under the Refresh button but the Connection Properties option is grayed out so I can't go in to set automatic refreshing.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks
I have got the =NOW() function entered in a cell to display the current Date and Time. Right now it only refreshes when I enter or change the data in a cell somewhere in the worksheet. Can you tell me how to refresh it every 1 min or 2 min automatically, regardless of entries being made?
I've tried going to the Data tab and clicking the dropdown arrow under the Refresh button but the Connection Properties option is grayed out so I can't go in to set automatic refreshing.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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replace
TimeValue("00:00:05")
with
TimeValue("00:02:00")
for two minute gap
Kris
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Thanks,
Can you tell me exactly what to do with above code? i.e. copy/paste? paste where?, do I open something or paste in a cell? etc. Sorry, I'm not familiar with programming.
Thanks
Can you tell me exactly what to do with above code? i.e. copy/paste? paste where?, do I open something or paste in a cell? etc. Sorry, I'm not familiar with programming.
Thanks
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Thnx Kris...that's just what I needed. I appreciate the detail. One thing: can u tell me what Ctrl+
F11 does (i.e. is there another way to do it?) cuz I've got F11 set to do another function.
F11 does (i.e. is there another way to do it?) cuz I've got F11 set to do another function.
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For your "Insert" step after Ctrl+F11, is that the Insert tab or something else? I'm in Excel 2007.
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try
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