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todays date on a sheet
I want (todays date) that will update itself on a spreadsheet.
Is this possible? If so how? Any ideas will be very helpful Thanks |
todays date on a sheet
Put this formula in the cell:
=TODAY() and format the cell as a date in the style you wish. Note that the date showing will change if you open the file on another day. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 14, 4:54*pm, Don wrote: I want *(todays date) that will update itself on a spreadsheet. Is this possible? If so how? Any ideas will be very helpful Thanks |
todays date on a sheet
try
=NOW() or =TODAY() Format to the date format you want by right clicking on the cell, choose Format Cells select Date under Category in Number's tab choose the date format you want under Type click OK pls note the date will change whenever you open the file. Is this what you want? HTH -- Your feedback is appreciate, pls click on the Yes button below if this posting is helpful Thank You cheers, francis "Don" wrote: I want (todays date) that will update itself on a spreadsheet. Is this possible? If so how? Any ideas will be very helpful Thanks |
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