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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / September 2007Now function
I would like to use the now function to record the current system time with seconds, but I do not want this function to update when I type another instance of the now function. I need seconds so using ctrl+shift+; does not work. Is there a short cut or syntax that I can use to keep the now function static? =NOW() (press F9 instead of ENTER) > I would like to use the now function to record the current system time with > seconds, but I do not want this function to update when I type another > instance of the now function. I need seconds so using ctrl+shift+; does not > work. Is there a short cut or syntax that I can use to keep the now function > static? Awsome, I was hoping there was something simple like that. > =NOW() (press F9 instead of ENTER) > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > work. Is there a short cut or syntax that I can use to keep the now function > > static? Hi Albie, This might be what your looking for... http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html Regards, Gav. > I would like to use the now function to record the current system time with > seconds, but I do not want this function to update when I type another > instance of the now function. I need seconds so using ctrl+shift+; does not > work. Is there a short cut or syntax that I can use to keep the now function > static? |
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