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Joel,
thanks so much for taking the time to explain the different techniques. I recorded the macro first using the date button, but then changed the code to use the format(date, mmmm dd, yyyy). I was just surprised that it would not update, the same as a regular header that uses the date button option. Can I assume that if I used your third method Range("A1").Formula = "=Now()" that while it would update, you might not be able to get it to format as above? I am ever so grateful for the explanations and it is very important to me that I understand why. Thanks again! "Kay" wrote: Hello all, I was just looking at the post for formatting the date in a header. My question concerns how to get the date to update without re-running the macro. If you use the default date as added via the header footer toolbar, it updates fine, but format(date, mmmm dd, yyyy) does not. |
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