Last date edited - in a single cell to be updated every time a sheet is edited.
meleady420 wrote:
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Thanks alot for your help but i cant get this working.
Any advice much appreciated.
- I am in a macro enabled workbook
- Alt F11
- Copy and past the test above
- Alt Q
Am i missing any steps?
I have tried then using Alt F8 and changed A1
* Did you allow macros to run? (Security settings might prevent them from
running.)
* Did you put it in the workbook's ThisWorkbook object? (It *must* go there.)
* Is there already a Sub Workbook_SheetChange? (You'll have to merge them
together.)
* Did you ensure you were using only one of my subs at a time? (It's one or
the other, not both.)
* Did you actually make a change in a worksheet? (It's not magic; the code
won't fire unless you change some data, not just formatting. Select a blank
cell and hit the Del key.)
If you answered "yes" to all of the above, then try the page that Thibaud
Taudin Chabot linked to. It's a method I'd never heard of before,
specifically ActiveWorkbook.BuiltinDocumentProperties("Last Save Time").
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