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Hello, I am using excel 2007 and I am figuring out a way to display
the date of today (and 'capture' it) in one cell Y when there is a number (0) entered in an other cell X. The thing is that, when I open the excel sheet tomorrow, the date displayed in Y still has to be the date of today and not have changed in tomorrow's date. Background : the purpose of the xls sheet is to create a sort of logbook with entry's of file numbers and their entry/close dates. ....Sorry if this turns out to be a silly question : I'm just began to learn Excel, so every help on my learning path is more than appreciated. |
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