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today() is volitile
a workaround is for you to use a macro to change the today() to the date asat close of file If A1 has your main =today() entry enter in the workbook page in visual basic Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) cells(1,1)=date End Sub then use another macro to reestablish the = today() in the cell. depending on what you want to do before you put in the new =today() would influence what type of macro you would wwant to use "PWS" wrote: The problem is that a workbook contains a Today() function in a cell. I want to be able to re-open that workbook as it was when it was saved. But when the workbook is re-opened, all the cells that are dependant on the Today() cell recalculate, even though recalculation is turned off. I appreciate the other advice, but can anyone suggest a way to solve my issue? PWS |
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