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CELL A1: Contains the Formula to Convert "B1" to a "hh:mm:ss.000" format CELL B1: Contains data in a milliseconds format eg. "2885600" Can anyone recommend anything? Another one I'm trying is: CELL A1: Contains the Formula to subtract "C1" from "B1" showing the results in a "hh:mm:ss.000" format CELL B1: Contains data in a "hh:mm:ss.000" format
I need to display time in a cell in 24hr format to the nearest 10th of a second, i.e. 23:21:07.3. The data came to me as number of milliseconds in the day. I have no problem calculating the hrs, minutes, and seconds, and displaying in 24hr is easy...but how do I get the ".3" part to display...
First, you should explain the format of the time in E8 (1459111252898). You seem to assume that it is milliseconds since 1/1/1970. Is that right? Second, if that is the case, the formula can be simplified, to wit: =E8/86400000 + "1/1/1970", unless you are using the 1904 date option in Excel, and you assume the time in E8 does as well.
For future reference, if you have control over the data input, enter 12 min 34 sec in the form 12:34.0 or 0: 12:34, and format the cells as Custom [m]:ss. Then =A1*86400 would work as expected. Note: You might not need [m] if minutes is always less than 60. But it is a good habit to get into.
In the next cell I want to use the TIME function to increase the cell by a set number of seconds and milliseconds. Example 00:00:01.288 in cell A1. Add 00:00:02.500 to the entry in cell A1 and display it in cell B1. I can only seem to get it work with seconds in the TIME function, as it doesn't seem to accept the milliseconds.
VBA Timer is usually updated every 15.625 milliseconds. However, it appears that system time is adjusted to account for time drift. So the value returned by Timer is not always (usually is not) an exact multiple of 0.015625, and the time between two system clock "ticks" is not always exactly 0.015625.
I am trying to get the timer to display as mm:ss, in the code below the message box first line shows the time in sec. but the second line shows 03:00. can this be done in excel 2003? Thanks Sub TimerTest() Dim xtime As Double xtime = Timer Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("00:01:10") MsgBox...
It is essential to use Timer, not VBA Now or Excel Now. VBA Now = Date + Time, and VBA Time is truncated to the current second. Excel Now is truncated to the current 1/100 second. On Windows computers, VBA Timer is precise to at least the microsecond (actually 1/128 second); more depending on the time of day.
You can use an API function to get this (it returns the time elapsed in milliseconds since Windows was started): Code: Declare Function GetTickCount Lib "kernel32" () As Long. Sub test() Dim i As Long, j As Long. i = GetTickCount.
Whenever they try to do so, Excel thinks it should be hours, minutes and seconds. I have tried without success to use the custom number formats to solve the problem. The spreadsheet allows me to enter the data using a mm.ss.hh format, but it won’t accept that format in spreadsheet formulas that calculate the difference between certain race ...