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how can i set up an automatic "date update" in excel?
In other words, i would like excel to update this cell with the current date
every time when i open the document. Can i do that? |
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Answer: how can i set up an automatic "date update" in excel?
Automatic Date Update in Excel
1. Select the cell where you want the date to appear.
3. Close the Excel document. 4. Reopen the Excel document. 5. The date in the selected cell should now be updated to the current date. That's it! Now every time you open the Excel document, the date in the selected cell will automatically update to the current date.
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=TODAY() In article , "Litzyam" wrote: In other words, i would like excel to update this cell with the current date every time when i open the document. Can i do that? |
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=today() HTH "Litzyam" wrote: In other words, i would like excel to update this cell with the current date every time when i open the document. Can i do that? |
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