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Insert a static version of today's date that doesn't update itself

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    Insert a static version of today's date that doesn't update itself

    Hi,
    I need to insert a static version today's date without using the today() function. This function updates itself.
    Basically, I have a spreadsheet that has a check box (made from the forms toolbar), that is linked to cell H11. Cell H7 has the following formula inside it
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    This is great, because when the box is checked it inserts today's date into H8, and if the tickbox isn't checked H7 remains blank. However, if I open this document on another day it will update the date to the current date.
    I need the formula to put in a non-updating date, e.g. the date that it was clicked. How can I do this?
    Pete

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