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Ive been trying to use an if statement to put a static date in a cell when a
certain condition is met. I do not want that date to change(update when the
workbook is opened in the future) how can this be done??
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I would suggest some type of event code that adds a static timestamp rather
than have a formula-derived one which is difficult to keep static.

But you can prevent a formula from updating using worksheet functions alone.

Couple of methods on John McGimpsey's site

One without VBA and one with.

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


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On Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:18:01 -0800, camperguy7
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Ive been trying to use an if statement to put a static date in a cell when a
certain condition is met. I do not want that date to change(update when the
workbook is opened in the future) how can this be done??


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