Hi,
1=B0 create 2 workbooks (as you do not specify if it should be the same work=
book your macros are in) with a vba workbook event open sub workbook_open .=
.. call sub_name end sub and another workbook_save event, with saveas metho=
d and get the current time (for there I am not sure how to do this, the most=
effective way for this might be the windows dll timer class...i'm not sure=
, check-it or if you really need this, I can look for you... and same for C=
2 (all should be done using available vba code...)
2=B0 use windows scheduler, add a schedule event for 6:30 and 6:31 (that wi=
ll for the 2 workbooks you have created earlier) ;
I think this is broadly it
Pascal Baro
http://multiskills.elementfx.com/