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Keeping a date when today's date changes

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dps9460 - 03 Jun 2006 03:25 GMT
Can someone assist me with this.  If I place a "Y" into column
(Tested), I would like "Today's Date" to show in the "Date" column.
When Today's Date changes to the next day I want the previous date
(Column 1) to stay. Can someone help. I'm having a rough time and I'
sure it's pretty simple.:rolleyes:

Today's Date   

6/2/2006   
   
Column 1     (Tested)   Y    (Date)         6/1/2006
Column 2     (Tested)   Y    (Date)         6/2/200
Peo Sjoblom - 03 Jun 2006 03:41 GMT
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html

just change now to today

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Peo Sjoblom

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if you are in one stop digging."  Lord Healey

> Can someone assist me with this.  If I place a "Y" into column 2
> (Tested), I would like "Today's Date" to show in the "Date" column.
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> Column 1     (Tested)   Y (Date)         6/1/2006
> Column 2     (Tested)   Y (Date)         6/2/2006
dps9460 - 03 Jun 2006 04:25 GMT
:) :) :) All I needed was a little hint. I knew it was simple but could
not put my finger on it.
Thanks for the fast reply
Dave

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