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today's date static
Is this the correct formula to have today's date put in a cell
and have it not change tomorrow when you open the spreadsheet? =VALUE(TODAY()) meaning i could each day copy that down one cell to "date" todays entries.. in other words, I want an easier way to put today's date in a cell compared to entering by hand however Today() will update the next time the ss is opened wont' it? thanks mark |
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today's date static
On Jan 30, 11:27*am, "mp" wrote:
I want an easier way to put today's date in a cell compared to entering by hand Use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+; -- that is, press and hold Ctrl while you press semicolon. |
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