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No update of dates
I have a worksheet, which is a log of clients I see everyday and it
goes for 2 weeks at a time. How can I use one of the functions, ie: today(), and have the worksheet pick up the correct date everyday, but without updating the previous dates in that worksheet? Thank you in advance. Hernan. |
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I have a worksheet, which is a log of clients I see everyday and it goes for 2 weeks at a time. How can I use one of the functions, ie: today(), and have the worksheet pick up the correct date everyday, but without updating the previous dates in that worksheet? Thank you in advance. Hernan. Try entering this as the code for a workbook page Private Sub worksheet_activate() Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Select ActiveCell = Date End Sub Each time the sheet is opened, the date is put into the next empty cell |
Thank you Bigwheel for replying. However, I don't understand where is
it that I have to enter this code. Could you please explain it. Thanks again. Hernan |
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Thank you Bigwheel for replying. However, I don't understand where is it that I have to enter this code. Could you please explain it. Thanks again. Hernan OK. Click ToolsMacroVisual Basic Editor When it opens, you should see in the left hand column, the name of your open workbook. Double click the sheet name and paste the code into the empty window that appears on the right. Then, each time you open that worksheet, it should enter the date in the next empty cell in column A |
Hi Bigwheel,
I tried this but it didn't work. I even formatted column A as DATE, and nothing. Thank you for helping me anyway. Hernan. |
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Now is doing it! :-) Thanks.
Question... What do I have to add in order for the "cursor" to move to the right once the date is placed? Where can I read about all this stuff? :-) Hernan "bigwheel" wrote: see file sent to your hotmail address |
"Hernan" wrote:
Now is doing it! :-) Thanks. Question... What do I have to add in order for the "cursor" to move to the right once the date is placed? Activecell.Offset(0,1).Select Where can I read about all this stuff? :-) There are many Excel books available |
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