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I have a worksheet that users will sometimes update data in, other times not.
I have a field that uses the =TODAY() function that I'd like to have updated
ONLY if the data in the worksheet has changed and been saved. Is this
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Default automatically update a field only when data has changed

Look he

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html

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I have a worksheet that users will sometimes update data in, other times
not.
I have a field that uses the =TODAY() function that I'd like to have
updated
ONLY if the data in the worksheet has changed and been saved. Is this
possible?


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