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Show "create date"
How can I show the "create date" of an Excel worksheet in a cell?
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Show "create date"
If you want to show a static date (does not change), type Ctrl + ; and Excel
will insert the current date. To insert the current date and time, type Ctrl + ; then Ctrl + Shift + ; and, if necessary, apply the desired date/time formatting. "Alan Fletcher" wrote: How can I show the "create date" of an Excel worksheet in a cell? |
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Show "create date"
That is a great shortcut!
What if I want to create a cell in a template that automatically fills with the create date? "SVC" wrote: If you want to show a static date (does not change), type Ctrl + ; and Excel will insert the current date. To insert the current date and time, type Ctrl + ; then Ctrl + Shift + ; and, if necessary, apply the desired date/time formatting. "Alan Fletcher" wrote: How can I show the "create date" of an Excel worksheet in a cell? |
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