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Using time stamp to add to text a cell....

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    Using time stamp to add to text a cell....

    Thanks to all you guys that have helped me so far. What i now need to do is use the time stamp that i have previously been given ... but to add to text already in the cell rather than copy over the cells text. The code i am currently using is:

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    What i am trying to achieve is a list of these dates and times in 1 cell... so if i stamp it once... when i stamp the second time it just lists the time below the previous one in the same cell rather than copying over it. Is this possible?
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    Hi, You could try this line in you code:-
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    Nope... no luck. What does that code do? Hasnt seemed to change anything...

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    I can't find the OnEntry property at all, even in the object browser; is it still supported?

    What are you trying to do?
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    Hi, If you just use the code line I sent you in a CommanButton on your sheet. Every time you run the code in the same Activecell, it will add the time & date to the cell along with the original cell information.
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    Last edited by MickG; 11-06-2008 at 12:06 PM.

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    ah... thats great thanks... do you know how i can get rid of the seconds? i have tried formatting the cell itself to dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm but it still displays seconds ... i would still like the time but just not seconds ... can anyone help?

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    Try:-
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