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If C3 has a "0" then I would like for the current date mm/dd/yy in E3 without
having to type it in each time. I've tried the Now() function but it changes each day. I'd like for it to remain the same date without changing each day. |
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You can't do that without using code.
Ctrl and ; (semicolon) will enter a static date. Regards, Alan. "Richard" wrote in message ... If C3 has a "0" then I would like for the current date mm/dd/yy in E3 without having to type it in each time. I've tried the Now() function but it changes each day. I'd like for it to remain the same date without changing each day. |
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=IF(B3="","",IF(C3="",NOW(),C3)) tools/calculations/iteration. I use this
formula and it works fine for what I need and the date does not change but I can't figure out how to reword the other formula Thanks in advance! "Alan" wrote: You can't do that without using code. Ctrl and ; (semicolon) will enter a static date. Regards, Alan. "Richard" wrote in message ... If C3 has a "0" then I would like for the current date mm/dd/yy in E3 without having to type it in each time. I've tried the Now() function but it changes each day. I'd like for it to remain the same date without changing each day. |
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NOW() and TODAY() will recalculate every time the sheet recalculates. There
is no function that will insert a static date using a formula. You can Paste Special Values the formula, but that would defeat the object, use Ctrl ; or use VB code, but it can't be done with a formula. If you wan't to go down that road, post back. Regards, Alan. "Richard" wrote in message ... =IF(B3="","",IF(C3="",NOW(),C3)) tools/calculations/iteration. I use this formula and it works fine for what I need and the date does not change but I can't figure out how to reword the other formula Thanks in advance! "Alan" wrote: You can't do that without using code. Ctrl and ; (semicolon) will enter a static date. Regards, Alan. "Richard" wrote in message ... If C3 has a "0" then I would like for the current date mm/dd/yy in E3 without having to type it in each time. I've tried the Now() function but it changes each day. I'd like for it to remain the same date without changing each day. |
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