hi all,
i need a time update instead of pressing ctrl + shift ; i need a time when i enter details in another cell. i attached a example file. pls find and help me
hi all,
i need a time update instead of pressing ctrl + shift ; i need a time when i enter details in another cell. i attached a example file. pls find and help me
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i dont understand about this site, can u please do it my excel and upload?
The site explains step by step how to do this.
its not working, pls find this excel
Do right click on sheet tab and select view code and paste the below code...
Return to excel and check...
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Works great for me!!..You can use a circular reference to enter the time when a change is made in another cell, then maintain that time. Choose Tools/Options/Calculation (Preferences/Calculation for Macs) and check the Iteration checkbox
THANK YOU FORTIS AND SIXTHSENSE, its working well. thank you very much..
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