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Automatically Add Date/Time to a Cell When You Enter || Record Date and Time when Value is Changed




We know that by using the functions Today() and Now() in Excel, we get the current Date and Time but these values will not be static and keep on updating on saving your workbook.

But if we need to get a static date into a cell after data is entered into other cells.

Here is the solution, watch this video to know this trick.

Let’s suppose when data is entered in column A, we want to have the corresponding current dates into column B in the same row.

Follow these steps now to perform

Step1: Right click on the sheet tab, select view code option

Step2: Copy the code ( I have shared this code in the description as well) Code @ http://bit.ly/2Is1EbD And paste into this VBA window.

Step3: Exit this VBA window and go back to the Excel workbook

Step4: Now, let us test it by adding any data to any cell in the range A1:A1000.

You will see the current date appearing in the corresponding cell in column B.

It is awesome right!!!

If you want to have both Date and time in place of the current date.

Go to the VBA code and replace Date with Now here in .value section Let is test again, it is working right.

Similarly, if you want to have only current time in column B, go to the VBA code and replace the Now with time in .Value section and you can test this as well which works perfectly fine.

That’s all friends, as part of today’s Excel tricks.

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