I am assuming that you are using QTP since this is a QTP forum. On the task
bar of QTP you should have two clock icons. One of the icons is for
Start transaction timing and the other for End transaction. Click in the
code where you want to start the timing and click the Start transaction
timing. Then click at the place in the code where you want to end the timing
and click the End transaction timing icon. At this point you will have your
start and end timings. subtract the Start timing from the End timing and you
will have time it took to complete that portion of the code.

Good luck.

PS. If you do not have the icons on your toolbar, go to View Tool bar and
enable it.

On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 1:33 AM, Sheik Adil <qtpa...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Folks,
>                 i want the start time,End Time and Total Time of Script
> Execution in Result.xls file.
> so plz send me the code.
> Thanks in Advance
> Adil
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