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Hi:
I often run experiments which need timed observations. Is there a way to essentially make a bulleted list where the timestamp is the bullet? In other words, every time I hit RETURN, I'd like a new paragraph to start with the time as first thing, followed by an indent. Thanks! Paul |
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![]() I often run experiments which need timed observations. Is there a way to essentially make a bulleted list where the timestamp is the bullet? In other words, every time I hit RETURN, I'd like a new paragraph to start with the time as first thing, followed by an indent. This is code I put in a Logfile's autoopen macro to datestamp a new paragraph every time I open the Logfile: With Selection .EndKey Unit:=wdStory 'puts cursor at end * .TypeParagraph 'starts a new line * .InsertDateTime DateTimeFormat:="dd-MMM-yy", _ * InsertAsField:=False 'types in date in the above format .TypeParagraph 'starts a new line End With You could write a macro that would start a new paragraph with a style set up to indent per your specs and insert the time stamp at the beginning. The lines above that I marked with asterisks should get you going (the second two asterisked lines are actually one line). Adjust the DateTimeFormat to show the time. You could assign the macro to the Enter key, but I'd probably assign it to a different key combination. |
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