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Can Excel automatically enter the current date in a spreadsheet?

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    Donna
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    Can Excel automatically enter the current date in a spreadsheet?

    I know Excell can auto enter the current date in a footer or header. However
    i need it in my spreadsheet. Is there any way to insert it automatically?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donna
    I know Excell can auto enter the current date in a footer or header. However
    i need it in my spreadsheet. Is there any way to insert it automatically?
    Hi Donna,

    try this

    =TODAY()

    or

    =NOW() this will display date and time

    oldchippy

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    Niek Otten
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    Re: Can Excel automatically enter the current date in a spreadsheet?

    =TODAY()

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    Niek Otten
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    "Donna" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
    |I know Excell can auto enter the current date in a footer or header. However
    | i need it in my spreadsheet. Is there any way to insert it automatically?



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    Duke Carey
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    RE: Can Excel automatically enter the current date in a spreadsheet?

    Use the today() function and format the cell to display as a date

    Note: this will update every time you recalculate the sheet. If you want a
    static date, select the cell where you want it to display and press Ctrl-;
    (control and semicolon)


    "Donna" wrote:

    > I know Excell can auto enter the current date in a footer or header. However
    > i need it in my spreadsheet. Is there any way to insert it automatically?


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