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Time() returns the current time but upon every keystroke or recalculation it
updates. I would like a non-updating time stamp every time I enter a number
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Time() returns the current time but upon every keystroke or recalculation it
updates. I would like a non-updating time stamp every time I enter a number
into an adjacent cell.

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Time() returns the current time but upon every keystroke or recalculation

it
updates. I would like a non-updating time stamp every time I enter a

number
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: Time() returns the current time but upon every keystroke or recalculation
it
: updates. I would like a non-updating time stamp every time I enter a
number
: into an adjacent cell.
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Try something like this.
Place this formula in the cell you want the time stamp in

=IF(ISBLANK(A1),"",TimeStamp())

replace A1 with the cell you want to use to change the stamp
then create a code module with this function

Public Function TimeStamp()
TimeStamp = Time()
End Function

Paul D



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