I'm using =Now() to find the current date and time. But I only require the current time. Can we use a formula or VBA to do this? I want the time to be unchangeable everytime the workbook calculates.
If you're only concerned about the display of a time value just apply a Time format to the cell containing NOW().
If you want to use just the time component of NOW() in a calculation use =MOD(NOW(),1) and apply a Time format. This message was edited by Mark W. on 2002-05-09 08:08
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