Hi! I'm using excel 2003 and trying to create a time-keeping
worksheet.

I created a workbook in a shared folder wherein all the members in my
team can access the file and encode their own time-in and time-out
from work. To check if the time they encoded in the file is the actual
time they came in, I placed a date and time stamp formula + a macro
that would make changes in the date & time stamp which automatically
reflects in another column every time a change is made. My problem is,
how can I make the NT user ID of the person who edited a cell appear
in another column/cell? I need that particular NT/user ID to appear
directly in a separate cell just like how a date/time stamp work. Is
that possible? I got my macro for the date/time stamp from the link
below:
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html

I can't use the "Track Changes" command from the Tools tab because if
I do, I get a pop-up message that the macro won't work if I share the
workbook to be able to track changes.

Basing on the conversation of Raz and Davvid McRitchie (http://
groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions/
browse_frm/thread/af2de113a3985b8d), I tried using the macro David
suggested but the NT user is still not appearing in the actual
worksheet file. Is there a formula needed to be encoded in the cell
where the user name stamp should appear before I put in the macro? How
can I combine the date/time stamp macro with David's suggested
application user name tracker macro?

Please help! Newbie here.... ^v^

thanks!
-patti