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instead of entering =today(), press ctrl/; which will put today's date in as
a constant. "Str8" wrote in message ... I have a report that I use today() in part of the formula. Problem is if some looks at yesterdays report is isn't correct becuse now it using today's date and not yesterday's when I actually ran the report. Is there a simular formula or something that works like today() but would use the day it was created instead of always using the current day. Hope this makes sense. Thanks |
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