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Paul B

="Printed " & today()
 
ForSale, try something like this,

="Printed " & TEXT(TODAY(), "MM/DD/YYYY")

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I put ="Printed " & today() in a cell thinking that the date would
update each time the sheet was opened. I'm having trouble formatting
the date, it keeps reading "Printed 38681". How can I change the
format the date to an understandable number?
If that is not possible, is there a more efficient way of achieving
what I am wanting?
Thanks,

Scott


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ForSale

="Printed " & today()
 

I put ="Printed " & today() in a cell thinking that the date would
update each time the sheet was opened. I'm having trouble formatting
the date, it keeps reading "Printed 38681". How can I change the
format the date to an understandable number?
If that is not possible, is there a more efficient way of achieving
what I am wanting?
Thanks,

Scott


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Alan

="Printed " & today()
 
Try
="Printed "&TEXT(TODAY(),"dd mmm yy")
Chang the dd and mmm etc to what you want to display,
Regards,
Alan.

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I put ="Printed " & today() in a cell thinking that the date would
update each time the sheet was opened. I'm having trouble formatting
the date, it keeps reading "Printed 38681". How can I change the
format the date to an understandable number?
If that is not possible, is there a more efficient way of achieving
what I am wanting?
Thanks,

Scott


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ForSale

="Printed " & today()
 

Thanks a lot, everyone.


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