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automatic dates
The boss wants me to create a sign in sheet that has the Day of the Week and
the date at the top. I do not want to manually do this for a whole year. She seems to think I have free time. Can I get excel to do this for me? I am not familiar with macros but willing to learn. |
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Hi Flame,
Is this a one-day sign-in sheet? If so, Excel's =TODAY() function will display today's date. I'll leave the sheet design to you & your boss to work out. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] ------------------------- "flame" wrote in message ... The boss wants me to create a sign in sheet that has the Day of the Week and the date at the top. I do not want to manually do this for a whole year. She seems to think I have free time. Can I get excel to do this for me? I am not familiar with macros but willing to learn. |
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