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Time Study Tools

Time Study Tools

Time Study Tools

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I want to move away from doing time studies the old way, with a stop watch and a clip board, and build something in either Excel or Access.  From there, I want to put it on a pocket PC so I can take it to the field.  I've tried in Excel to capture the current time by using the =now function run by a macro, however, when I run the function through a macro, it updates ALL the cells with the now time instead of just the cell identified by the macro.  I want to create a template that can have additional fields added or taken away according to the number of activities you want to time monitor.  Does anyone have any suggestions, or have anything already created?
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RE: Time Study Tools

Bonesbit,
If you using macros, try functions time(), date(), day() and year() to accomplish your task.

RE: Time Study Tools

Can we see the VBA code?

RE: Time Study Tools

Sbaugh posted this link in the VBA forum at
(Any good references? Thread766-12542)

http://www.xl-logic.com/pages/vba.html

Try downloading the active_clock.zip which is pretty neat.
Maybe you can use some of the code behind this for your purpose

regards
Mogens

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