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How do I run an Excel function only once?
What I want to do is have Excel calculate the current date a user is updating
a spreadsheet and show that date in a cell. They would then be able to come back the next day, enter information, and a cell would display the current date again, while still displaying the date that the spreadsheet was last updated the previous day. Basically, I can use the NOW or TODAY functions to calculate the current date, but I can't get them to run only once then die after it was run. I will try to look back here for answers but if you have an answer, if you also wouldn't mind cutting and pasting your resonse in an email to . Thanks very much. |
Hi
you need VBA. see: http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Viekn" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... What I want to do is have Excel calculate the current date a user is updating a spreadsheet and show that date in a cell. They would then be able to come back the next day, enter information, and a cell would display the current date again, while still displaying the date that the spreadsheet was last updated the previous day. Basically, I can use the NOW or TODAY functions to calculate the current date, but I can't get them to run only once then die after it was run. I will try to look back here for answers but if you have an answer, if you also wouldn't mind cutting and pasting your resonse in an email to . Thanks very much. |
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