I was wondering if it's possible to look at the properties of Cells or Rows
to determine when they were entered into the excel sheet?

Sorry but NO.
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"HotRod" wrote:

I was wondering if it's possible to look at the properties of Cells or Rows
to determine when they were entered into the excel sheet?

THANKS

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Sorry but NO.
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HTH,
Gary Brown

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"HotRod" wrote:

I was wondering if it's possible to look at the properties of Cells or
Rows
to determine when they were entered into the excel sheet?

No, you can't get that from just the cell. However, there are ways of
building a log of cell(s) activity. That way you can look at the log and
get the info you want. HTH Otto
"HotRod" wrote in message
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I was wondering if it's possible to look at the properties of Cells or Rows
to determine when they were entered into the excel sheet?

Thought about that for future use but I was more concerned with the data
that already exists. I was also wondering if I built a log how much
processing would be used if someone cut and pasted a bunch of data into
cells. What Event would I fire on to cover a whole worksheet?

Is there a way to hide these logs? Worksheets?




"Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message
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No, you can't get that from just the cell. However, there are ways of
building a log of cell(s) activity. That way you can look at the log and
get the info you want. HTH Otto
"HotRod" wrote in message
...
I was wondering if it's possible to look at the properties of Cells or
Rows to determine when they were entered into the excel sheet?

You would want to use the Worksheet_Change event. The code in the macro
would list the cell address of the cell that was changed as well as the date
and anything else you want (value maybe? Time maybe?) in some other sheet.
You could set that sheet to VeryHidden. This means the sheet name would not
appear under Format - Sheet - Unhide. If the user knew how, he could make
the sheet visible. However, the casual Excel user would not know how. How
much processing would be used is a wide open question. You would just have
to set it up and use it and see if it cramps you some way. Otto
"HotRod" wrote in message
...
Thought about that for future use but I was more concerned with the data
that already exists. I was also wondering if I built a log how much
processing would be used if someone cut and pasted a bunch of data into
cells. What Event would I fire on to cover a whole worksheet?

Is there a way to hide these logs? Worksheets?




"Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message
...
No, you can't get that from just the cell. However, there are ways of
building a log of cell(s) activity. That way you can look at the log and
get the info you want. HTH Otto
"HotRod" wrote in message
...
I was wondering if it's possible to look at the properties of Cells or
Rows to determine when they were entered into the excel sheet?

THANKS I'll give it a shot and see what happens.


"Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message
...
You would want to use the Worksheet_Change event. The code in the macro
would list the cell address of the cell that was changed as well as the
date and anything else you want (value maybe? Time maybe?) in some other
sheet. You could set that sheet to VeryHidden. This means the sheet name
would not appear under Format - Sheet - Unhide. If the user knew how, he
could make the sheet visible. However, the casual Excel user would not
know how. How much processing would be used is a wide open question. You
would just have to set it up and use it and see if it cramps you some way.
Otto
"HotRod" wrote in message
...
Thought about that for future use but I was more concerned with the data
that already exists. I was also wondering if I built a log how much
processing would be used if someone cut and pasted a bunch of data into
cells. What Event would I fire on to cover a whole worksheet?

Is there a way to hide these logs? Worksheets?




"Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message
...
No, you can't get that from just the cell. However, there are ways of
building a log of cell(s) activity. That way you can look at the log
and get the info you want. HTH Otto
"HotRod" wrote in message
...
I was wondering if it's possible to look at the properties of Cells or
Rows to determine when they were entered into the excel sheet?