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Hi Bob

NOW() will always return "now" meaning last time of sheet recalculation. If
you need static entries then you must either type them manually into a cell,
or have a macro type them for you. Formulas can't do these things.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


"robert morris" wrote in message
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I have this formula =IF(C170<1,"",IF(C1700,NOW(),0)) in Col B which is
triggered by entering a number i.e., 125 in Col C.

My problem is all previous Rows in Col C change along with the single
entry
in the next Row down.

I need the previous dates and times to remain as they were.

What am I missing?

Bob M.