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    sign in sheet wth timer

    I'm creating a customer sign-in sheet and want to include a timer that starts when the customer signs in and lets me know how long they've been waiting to be seen. Perhaps an alert when they have been waiting for, say, 5 minutes, 10 minutes and 20 minutes.
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    Re: sign in sheet wth timer

    What does this sign in sheet contain?

    First
    Last
    Mobile/Home Phone
    Account Num
    Street Address
    City
    State
    Zip


    Etc...?
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    Re: sign in sheet wth timer

    The sign in sheet will ask for:
    First Name
    Last Name
    Phone
    DOB (mm/dd/yyyy)
    Why you're here today:
    ( ) Eye appointment
    ( ) Pick up glasses or contacts
    ( ) Order glasses or frames
    ( ) Lab appointment
    ( ) adjustment to present glasses
    ( ) Other

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    Re: sign in sheet wth timer

    Take a look at the attached files -

    Save them both as they are (You can rename later, but you need to update the VBA)

    The idea is that one computer will have a running "SignIn" and you will have open the "Monitor"

    Throughout the day, your patience come in, they fill out the doc and punch in. You hit refresh on your pc (F9) and you will see last saved data. Then you will want to refresh frequently to keep a live check on the current patience -

    You will clear out the SignIn log daily by clicking Clear log in the Monitor document.

    Again, you need to have these in the same directory (Same folder)

    Please take some time to run through it and try to understand what you can. When you have done so please ask questions so that I can let you know how something works if you don't know .

    Almost literally sleep typing - so if there are any errors I apologize - however it appears to run just fine.

    They are both Macro enabled so make sure you have them enabled when utilizing them!

    SignIn.xlsm
    Monitor.xlsm

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    Re: sign in sheet wth timer

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    Just checking to see if that panned out for you. If it did, please don't forget to mark as Solved -

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