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Dave VB logic for excel

Copy System Time
 
Hello,

Is there any formula that can be use to copy system time? As i know we can
use =NOW() to get the system time but it will change when we close and open
again. I need some formula to copy from =NOW() and not change when we close
and open again.

Thank you

Stephane Quenson

Copy System Time
 
By definition any formula will recalculate (unless recalculation is turned
off, of course...), so to "freeze" a cell you must have a value in it. The
simplest way in your case is to type =now() and then press F9 which does an
in-cell calculation and replace a formula (or the highlighted part of a
formula) by its value.

excelent

Copy System Time
 
Just a shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+.

"Dave VB logic for excel" skrev:

Hello,

Is there any formula that can be use to copy system time? As i know we can
use =NOW() to get the system time but it will change when we close and open
again. I need some formula to copy from =NOW() and not change when we close
and open again.

Thank you


Gord Dibben

Copy System Time
 
CTRL + SHIFT + ; will enter a static time in a cell.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 23:26:01 -0700, Dave VB logic for excel
wrote:

Hello,

Is there any formula that can be use to copy system time? As i know we can
use =NOW() to get the system time but it will change when we close and open
again. I need some formula to copy from =NOW() and not change when we close
and open again.

Thank you




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