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I have a formula at B1 as this =IF(A1,NOW(),"") in order to get the actual
date and time, but ever time that I open my spread sheet this date and time change to the current date and time. How can I add the current date and time and keep this date lock? -- Fernando |
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You can type it in yourself--or you could use a macro that puts the time/date in
the cell. J.E. McGimpsey shows a way to put a time stamp on the same row when something changes: http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html Fernando wrote: I have a formula at B1 as this =IF(A1,NOW(),"") in order to get the actual date and time, but ever time that I open my spread sheet this date and time change to the current date and time. How can I add the current date and time and keep this date lock? -- Fernando -- Dave Peterson |
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You can do the following in two separate cells. I don't know that there's a way to do both date and time in one cell. If this is not what you want, the only other way is with VBA. Post back if you need more. Otto Ctrl: Time (Ctrl+Shift+Colon) Ctrl; Date (Ctrl + SemiColon) "Fernando" wrote in message ... I have a formula at B1 as this =IF(A1,NOW(),"") in order to get the actual date and time, but ever time that I open my spread sheet this date and time change to the current date and time. How can I add the current date and time and keep this date lock? -- Fernando |
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Don't know if this will work for you, but it is a thought. Instead of the formula in B1 place Data Validation dropdown. This is what I have done for date and time in the same cell: In A1 use "=Today()" instead of "=Now()" (not quotes), in B1 goto DVunder allow select "List"under source select A1, if you do not want any other input into B1 place a check mark on the input message tab and the error alert tab if it applies. Formate B1 as Date "3/14/98 1:30 PM". From here if you wanted only the day, month, year, or time, just format the cell for what you want. I hope this Helps! Mike Rogers "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Fernando You can do the following in two separate cells. I don't know that there's a way to do both date and time in one cell. If this is not what you want, the only other way is with VBA. Post back if you need more. Otto Ctrl: Time (Ctrl+Shift+Colon) Ctrl; Date (Ctrl + SemiColon) "Fernando" wrote in message ... I have a formula at B1 as this =IF(A1,NOW(),"") in order to get the actual date and time, but ever time that I open my spread sheet this date and time change to the current date and time. How can I add the current date and time and keep this date lock? -- Fernando |
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I have my product quote set up that when you push the button for the macro
that puts the discounted price in the right column, it copies the date and pastes it into another cell. So if yu update the price, it updates the date. "Mike Rogers" wrote: Fernando Don't know if this will work for you, but it is a thought. Instead of the formula in B1 place Data Validation dropdown. This is what I have done for date and time in the same cell: In A1 use "=Today()" instead of "=Now()" (not quotes), in B1 goto DVunder allow select "List"under source select A1, if you do not want any other input into B1 place a check mark on the input message tab and the error alert tab if it applies. Formate B1 as Date "3/14/98 1:30 PM". From here if you wanted only the day, month, year, or time, just format the cell for what you want. I hope this Helps! Mike Rogers "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Fernando You can do the following in two separate cells. I don't know that there's a way to do both date and time in one cell. If this is not what you want, the only other way is with VBA. Post back if you need more. Otto Ctrl: Time (Ctrl+Shift+Colon) Ctrl; Date (Ctrl + SemiColon) "Fernando" wrote in message ... I have a formula at B1 as this =IF(A1,NOW(),"") in order to get the actual date and time, but ever time that I open my spread sheet this date and time change to the current date and time. How can I add the current date and time and keep this date lock? -- Fernando |
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CTRL + ; space CTRL + SHIFT + ; then ENTER puts both in same cell. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 10:32:56 -0500, "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Fernando You can do the following in two separate cells. I don't know that there's a way to do both date and time in one cell. If this is not what you want, the only other way is with VBA. Post back if you need more. Otto Ctrl: Time (Ctrl+Shift+Colon) Ctrl; Date (Ctrl + SemiColon) "Fernando" wrote in message ... I have a formula at B1 as this =IF(A1,NOW(),"") in order to get the actual date and time, but ever time that I open my spread sheet this date and time change to the current date and time. How can I add the current date and time and keep this date lock? -- Fernando |
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Thanks Gord. Otto
"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message ... Otto CTRL + ; space CTRL + SHIFT + ; then ENTER puts both in same cell. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 10:32:56 -0500, "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Fernando You can do the following in two separate cells. I don't know that there's a way to do both date and time in one cell. If this is not what you want, the only other way is with VBA. Post back if you need more. Otto Ctrl: Time (Ctrl+Shift+Colon) Ctrl; Date (Ctrl + SemiColon) "Fernando" wrote in message ... I have a formula at B1 as this =IF(A1,NOW(),"") in order to get the actual date and time, but ever time that I open my spread sheet this date and time change to the current date and time. How can I add the current date and time and keep this date lock? -- Fernando |
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