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todays date formula
Office XP - Excel
I want to insert "today's date" formula into a celll when I start working on a spreadsheet that will not change the next time I open the spreadsheet. |
todays date formula
If you don't want it to change what do you need a formula for just press the
CTRL key and the : key, this will insert the date. "BigAl1322" wrote in message ... Office XP - Excel I want to insert "today's date" formula into a celll when I start working on a spreadsheet that will not change the next time I open the spreadsheet. |
todays date formula
Thanks a lot Intruder 9 !!!
"Intruder 9" wrote: If you don't want it to change what do you need a formula for just press the CTRL key and the : key, this will insert the date. "BigAl1322" wrote in message ... Office XP - Excel I want to insert "today's date" formula into a celll when I start working on a spreadsheet that will not change the next time I open the spreadsheet. |
todays date formula
-Record a macro of this keystroke and associate it with a button if your
working from a template ..you can use fixed or relative referencing depending on what your particular needs are.. on my projects I usually include a Sub Workbook_open() in the Workbook Vba pane and copy in a macro of the keystroke with absolute referencing to the particular destination cell. "BigAl1322" wrote in message ... Thanks a lot Intruder 9 !!! "Intruder 9" wrote: If you don't want it to change what do you need a formula for just press the CTRL key and the : key, this will insert the date. "BigAl1322" wrote in message ... Office XP - Excel I want to insert "today's date" formula into a celll when I start working on a spreadsheet that will not change the next time I open the spreadsheet. |
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