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    Countdown Timer

    Got a formula to create a countdown - hours, mins, secs that kind of thing.

    Can press and hold F9 to show it moving.

    What sort of macro do I need to have it continually counting down?

    Thanks

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    Re: Countdown

    What sort of macro do I need to have it continually counting down?
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    Re: Countdown Timer

    Got a macro which I've recorded to F9

    Sub UPDATE()
    '
    ' UPDATE Macro
    ' Macro recorded 08/01/2010 by u22130
    '

    '
    Calculate

    End Sub

    Just want this to repeat or loop to show the seconds moving?

    Any ideas?

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    Re: Countdown Timer

    First, your last post does not comply with the Forum Rules regarding use of code tags for VBA code.

    Please amend your thread to apply code tags per rule #3.
    Use code tags around code. Posting code without them makes your code hard to read and difficult to be copied for testing. Highlight your code and click the # button at the top of the post window. If you are editing an existing post, press Go Advanced to see the # button. For more information about these and other tags
    Why don't you use one of the code samples provided? It's what you asked for.

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