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Default Last Save date/time and User for a specific sheet in a shared work

Hi All!

I have a shared workbook which will h ave several users. I would like to
enter a UDF so that in a cell at the top of each worksheet, it will post the
last time that worksheet was saved and who saved it. I have found several
batches of code here that come close, but I do not want the the date/time and
user from a save on Worksheet A to show up on Worksheet B. Is this possible
or does Excel only show the saves for the workbook?

Ideally, if Fred and Ethel are working in the shared book, Fred on SheetA
and Ethel on SheetB, and Fred saves at 9:00 and Ethel saves at 9:15, when
someone else opens the workbook, on SheetA, they will see:

Last Saved: 09:00
Last Saved by: Fred Mertz

and on SheetB:

Last Saved: 09:15
Last Saved by: Ethel Mertz

I would like these two cells to be updated as soon as there is a save action
on the specific sheet.

Also, what should be entered into the cells?

Thanks!
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Greg
 
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