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I'm trying to create a spread sheet that I will be using to record data that
I collect in the field and I need to be able to populate multiple cells with the current time. What I'm doing is timing the absorption of water into soil in 1 inch increments for 2 inches. So I need a start time, a middle time (after 1 inch drop) and an end time (2nd inch). I know that =NOW() will populate the cell but when I do that command for multiple cells they all become the same time. I need the "now" time to remain the original "now" when I "click" into the next cell. Does this make sence to anyone? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Tom |
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