I am trying to capture the time in a variable that I am using to
populate as text into an email via Lotus Notes from Excel and VBA.
When VBA picks up the value from the worksheet, it shows as it's
decimal value. I then multiply the value to get a
time i.e. 0.375 *24 = 9. But I want this to be shown as 9:00.
Below is part of the code I am using:
Dim MonDate, MonStart, MonFin, MonStore, TueDate, TueStart, TueFin,
TueStore, WedDate, WedStart, WedFin, WedStore, ThuDate, ThuStart,
ThuFin, ThuStore, FriDate, FriStart, FriFin, FriStore, WklyHrs, Name,
Count
Count = 5
Sheets("Temp Weekly Roster").Select
Name = Cells(Count, 5)
MonDate = Range("G2").Value
MonStart = Cells(Count, 8) * 24
MonFin = Cells(Count, 9) * 24
MonStore = Cells(Count, 7)
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