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mert

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Feb 15, 2011
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How can I create a function that will put in today's date automatically into a table cell? I don't want to manually do it, i need "numbers" to acquire this information automatically from my computer.
 
Depending on what you want exactly, there are two possible methods.

To enter the current date and not have it change the next time you open the file, use Control-; (semicolon). Also, to enter the time instead, use Command-;

To enter the current date and have it autoupdate each time you open the file (good for templates or invoicing, etc), use the function =TODAY(). If you enter that (and that alone) in a cell, that cell will always display the current date, updating each time you open the file.

jW
 
depending on what you want exactly, there are two possible methods.

To enter the current date and not have it change the next time you open the file, use control-; (semicolon). Also, to enter the time instead, use command-;

to enter the current date and have it autoupdate each time you open the file (good for templates or invoicing, etc), use the function =today(). If you enter that (and that alone) in a cell, that cell will always display the current date, updating each time you open the file.

Jw

thank you indeed. It worked just as i needed.

Mert
 
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