I'm using office 2003 and would like to add todays date to a specific cell
during the running of a macro.
What is the syntax to accomplish this?

(when I record a macro I can select the cell I want but I figure the date
component has to be typed into the macro manually, ie edit macro and add the
required syntax)

Sub AddDate()
ActiveCell = Date
End Sub

"Skeatt" wrote:

I'm using office 2003 and would like to add todays date to a specific cell
during the running of a macro.
What is the syntax to accomplish this?

(when I record a macro I can select the cell I want but I figure the date
component has to be typed into the macro manually, ie edit macro and add the
required syntax)

Skeatt,

Try:

Range("A1").Value = Date


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Regards,
Norman



"Skeatt" wrote in message
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I'm using office 2003 and would like to add todays date to a specific cell
during the running of a macro.
What is the syntax to accomplish this?

(when I record a macro I can select the cell I want but I figure the date
component has to be typed into the macro manually, ie edit macro and add
the
required syntax)

with activesheet.range("b99")
.value = date
.numberformat = "mm/dd/yyyy"
end with

There's also now and time:

.value = now 'includes both time & date
.value = time 'just the time
.value = date 'just the date



Skeatt wrote:

I'm using office 2003 and would like to add todays date to a specific cell
during the running of a macro.
What is the syntax to accomplish this?

(when I record a macro I can select the cell I want but I figure the date
component has to be typed into the macro manually, ie edit macro and add the
required syntax)

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Dave Peterson