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I'm trying to develop a worksheet using Mobile Excel - and among that
version of Excel's 'virtues' is that it doesn't do / support / allow macros. Therefore, I'm reduced to trying to come up with a cell formula that evaluates to a timestamp (date and time) when another cell gets a value put into it - ant that timestamp doesn't change. This is a piece of cake if you can use macros, but I have yet to come up with a way to do this that doesn't recalculate / update all the timestamp formulas when a recalculation takes place (I'm testing that by using F9). Has anyone ever cracked this nut? If the explanation isn't clear, please ask questions and I'll elaborate... Thanks! James |
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