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I have a form that uses an if statement to see if a cell is blank. If not, it
adds the date using TODAY. The problem is the date changes when the system
date changes. Is there a way to insert the date, but have it stay fixed when
the system date changes?
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if you do a worksheet(1).Range(a1).value2 = Today() then is should remain
assuming you never have the if statement true. Which it shouldn't being you
will have data in the Cell....

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I have a form that uses an if statement to see if a cell is blank. If not,
it
adds the date using TODAY. The problem is the date changes when the system
date changes. Is there a way to insert the date, but have it stay fixed
when
the system date changes?



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Would NOW( ) work?



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