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I have created a speadsheet that auomatically pops todays date in a cell.
However when I come to open the file a few day later the date changes to todays date, how can I have auto date when the file is opened but retain that date when the file is saved? Any ideas folk? |
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... I have created a speadsheet that auomatically pops todays date in a cell. However when I come to open the file a few day later the date changes to todays date, how can I have auto date when the file is opened but retain that date when the file is saved? Any ideas folk? Ctrl+; (hold down control whilst pressing semi-colon) will enter today's date as a constant. |
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Rather than use something like:
=TODAY() which changes daily; use: CNTRL-; This inserts the current date as a constant. If you open the worksheet a few days later, it won't change. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200750 "Sorehead" wrote: I have created a speadsheet that auomatically pops todays date in a cell. However when I come to open the file a few day later the date changes to todays date, how can I have auto date when the file is opened but retain that date when the file is saved? Any ideas folk? |
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To do it automatically you will need VBA. To do it manually press and hold
the Ctrl key while you press the semi-colon key to insert today's date that will not change. -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Sorehead" wrote in message ... I have created a speadsheet that auomatically pops todays date in a cell. However when I come to open the file a few day later the date changes to todays date, how can I have auto date when the file is opened but retain that date when the file is saved? Any ideas folk? |
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Thanks for the help...
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Rather than use something like: =TODAY() which changes daily; use: CNTRL-; This inserts the current date as a constant. If you open the worksheet a few days later, it won't change. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200750 "Sorehead" wrote: I have created a speadsheet that auomatically pops todays date in a cell. However when I come to open the file a few day later the date changes to todays date, how can I have auto date when the file is opened but retain that date when the file is saved? Any ideas folk? |
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