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Default formula for current date when opening spread sheet

I have gotten "rusty" sence i retired. i want the current date to show in my
spread sheet each time I open it. I am using excell 2000.
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Default formula for current date when opening spread sheet

In the thisworkbook module, workbook_open event

sheets("sheet1").range("a1")=date

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I have gotten "rusty" sence i retired. i want the current date to show in
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Default formula for current date when opening spread sheet

In a cell enter =TODAY() and format to the style of date you like.

If you also want the time use =NOW() instead.


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I have gotten "rusty" sence i retired. i want the current date to show in my
spread sheet each time I open it. I am using excell 2000.


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