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    Time stamp when trader enters his starting work hours as well as end of his shift.

    Hello All! Hope U dont mind if i missed right thread but dont really know where to place following.
    I want to get time stamp when trader enters his starting work hours as well as end of his shift.
    Colum C - traders enters time , column D - time stamp ; column E - time stamp of last change (same thing with end of shift but from column F)
    1. Is it possible to adjust formula in column D that will remain as it is from first input data in column C ( bc if you now change C it will change in D as well) or is it better to somehow make C editable but not deleteable - so traders can only input data and not delet it
    File will be on OneDrive and will be shared with 6-10 people who will sometimes be using the same file in the same time (just mentioning that in case of vba code - if that is only solution)
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    Re: Time stamp when trader enters his starting work hours as well as end of his shift.

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    Re: Time stamp when trader enters his starting work hours as well as end of his shift.

    Apology! Noticed, thank you!

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