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Use of Now() in Excel
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I need help hot to use Now() in a cell. My problem is: I 'll write in a cell [Today is Now()] -- I will have all in one cell. Thank you in advance Best Giuseppe |
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Try this: ="Today is "&TEXT(NOW(),"mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss") To get this result: Today is 06/27/05 07:45:59 OR ="Today is "&TEXT(NOW(),"mm/dd/yy") To get this result: Today is 06/27/05 -Scott Giuseppe wrote: Hi all, I need help hot to use Now() in a cell. My problem is: I 'll write in a cell [Today is Now()] -- I will have all in one cell. Thank you in advance Best Giuseppe |
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You could format the cell as such: "Today is"* mm ddd yyyy
Dan "Giuseppe" wrote in message ... Hi all, I need help hot to use Now() in a cell. My problem is: I 'll write in a cell [Today is Now()] -- I will have all in one cell. Thank you in advance Best Giuseppe |
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