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I have a formula that inserts the current date when a checkbox is checked. I
need that date to remain constant unless the checkbox changes. In other
words, I do not want the date to change the next day. The formula uses the
"TODAY()" function. Is there something else that I can use or some other way
to do this?
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Look he

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

See the section: Using circular references and worksheet functions

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I have a formula that inserts the current date when a checkbox is checked.
I
need that date to remain constant unless the checkbox changes. In other
words, I do not want the date to change the next day. The formula uses the
"TODAY()" function. Is there something else that I can use or some other
way
to do this?



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