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Autoupdated Clock in Excel

03/21/2013 3:20 AM

In excel I write time() function for showing current time. But it can't update with each second automatically. Please send me the process/formula, how I can make a clock which shows current time automaticcaly as I open the Excel sheet.I want to use it with in a sing cell.

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Re: autoupdated clock in excel

03/21/2013 4:13 AM

Excel works by recalculating every time a cell changes value. The closest one can get is the =now() function, which will update every time a cell changes value.

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Re: Autoupdated Clock in Excel

03/21/2013 2:50 PM

I am not sure. Perhaps you could write an Excel Macro to do this?

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Re: Autoupdated Clock in Excel

03/22/2013 1:03 PM

There's always some yahoo out there that figures these things out. It's nicely detailed there.

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