Suppose your Microsoft Excel workbook contains 10
worksheets, and you want to add a time and date stamp to each worksheet. You
could manually enter a time and date formula into a cell in each worksheet, or
you can create a named formula that can enter the current date and time without
having to retype the formula.
To create the named formula, follow these steps:
- Press
[Ctrl][F3]. - Enter DateStamp in the Names In
Workbook text box. - In the
Refers To text box, enter the following formula:
=TEXT(TODAY(),”d-mmmm-yyyy”) &
” ” & TEXT(NOW(),”h:mm
AM/PM”) - Click
the Add button and then click OK.
Now you can add a time and date stamp to every worksheet in
your workbook by typing =DateStamp in any cell.
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