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I've been using the ^+; a lot in my spreadsheets and by using a custom
format in the date cells. This has worked very well. But is there a way to have both the current date _and_ time keyed in with _one_ hotkey rather than using the ^+; for the date and then in another cell, CTRL+SHIFT+: for the time? It would be nice to save the user time/aggravation by just using one cell and one hotkey. Thank you! |
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