I have a cell with the following contents:
=CONCATENATE("Last updated ",TEXT(LastSaved(), "mmmm dd, yyyy"))

LastSaved is a UDF with the following definition:

Public Function LastSaved()
LastSaved = ActiveWorkbook.BuiltinDocumentProperties("Last Save Time")
End Function

I have automatic recalc turned on. If I save the workbook, exit and bring
it up again, the cell value still shows the previous last saved date. If I
F2 on the cell and press Enter, the date is refreshed with the current date.
What's going on?

Hi

Try this:
=IF(NOW()0,"Last updated " & TEXT(LastSaved(), "mmmm dd, yyyy"))

Arvi Laanemets


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I have a cell with the following contents:
=CONCATENATE("Last updated ",TEXT(LastSaved(), "mmmm dd, yyyy"))

LastSaved is a UDF with the following definition:

Public Function LastSaved()
LastSaved = ActiveWorkbook.BuiltinDocumentProperties("Last Save Time")
End Function

I have automatic recalc turned on. If I save the workbook, exit and bring
it up again, the cell value still shows the previous last saved date. If
I
F2 on the cell and press Enter, the date is refreshed with the current
date.
What's going on?

Try putting

Application.Volatile True

In your UDF.

Hth,
Oli

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Thank you both for your responses. Both methods work. I went with
Application.Volatile (True is implied), as there is less clutter in the cell.

"Oliver Ferns via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

Try putting

Application.Volatile True

In your UDF.

Hth,
Oli

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