Hi again!
I am still very pleased with your solution to my problem but I was a little
bit to entuthiastic. I placed the macro in a workbook called own.xls wich
starts automaticly every time I open one of my (faulty) documents. This
workbook are storing all other macros that are used when creating the
documents. It seems like if the macro takes the date from the own.xls and
put as create date (which is quit logic). How can I get it to go to the other
opened workbook and take the create date from that workbook and place into
the cell. Can I place the macro somewhere outside of the opened documents and
run it when I am standing in a faulty document without having to copy the
macro into that specifik document?

Regards
Kjell

"Nick Hodge" skrev:

Kjell

You can get the creation date of the activeworkbook with code like this

Sub GetCreateDate()
If InStr(1, ActiveWorkbook.FullName, "\") = 0 Then
MsgBox "You must save the workbook first"
Exit Sub
End If
ActiveCell.Value = ActiveWorkbook.BuiltinDocumentProperties("Creation Date")
End Sub

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
HIS


"Kjell Forssen" <Kjell wrote in message
...
I have wrongly used the "NOW"- term to set the date in my documents which
means that every time I open and save the document the date is changed.
(The
problem is solved regarding all documents created from now and onwards).
Any
suggestions how to make a "global" macro or function which can pick up
the
Creation Date and replace the "NOW"-term with the creation date in all
those
documents that has been datechanged cause I have opened them after the
creation date?
Thanks on forehand
Kjell