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Alias for =today()
I have a column formated for simple date. I'd like to be able to enter "T"
in the cell and have it automatically insert the current date, when leaving the cell. Essentially replacing "T" with =today(). What would be the most efficient way of going about this. Thank you, Luke Slotwinski |
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