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    Time format > 24 hours

    hi i have a text-box on my user form where duration is entered. these durations are higher than a 24 hour clock i.e 77:55:21 or even as high as 453:45:33, in excel i can use [h]:mm:ss but this doesn't work in VBA

    is there a VBA format code for this?

    please help

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    Re: Time format > 24 hours

    Try something like this...

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    Re: Time format > 24 hours

    Hi, Thanks for replying
    unfortunately I'm Not able to get the code to work without is causing an error.

    I need it more as a text box format than a data entry as it pulls the times from a worksheet but its displaying them as 12.5 rather than 300:00:00 (Excel sheet format [h]:mm:ss)

    any ideas?

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    Re: Time format > 24 hours

    You want to read the time from a cell into the TextBox?

    Can you show your code?

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    Re: Time format > 24 hours

    You should post the code you are using that does not work.
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    Re: Time format > 24 hours

    Have attached the workbook

    On my user form i have 2 "Idle Time" one for adding data and one for amending data

    on the amend tab you select the date and time and it draws the data from the work sheet "IdleTime"

    I formatted the textboxs that show time with format(Textbox#, "hh:mm AMPM") but cannot find a format that will display duration over 24 hours i.e as above 300:00:00 (on sheet) shows as 12.5 in textbox
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    Re: Time format > 24 hours

    Try this...

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    Re: Time format > 24 hours

    worked perfect, Thanks so much

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