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nabil
I'm resending this reply since I noticed I answered to
someone who replied to you and not to you:
We solved this with a small VB routine that uses an event
called WorkbookBeforeSave. Make the routine write a
date/time stamp on the target cell when the adjacent or
referenced cell takes on a desired value (i.e: ISNOTBLANK,
TRUE, FALSE, =1, etc.). WorkbookBeforeSave checks whether
the contents have changed everytime you re-open the
wkbook: if they are still the same the original date/stamp
will not be changed(as happens with today() or now())and
will remain for future reference. Works beautifully. If
you'd like the actual VB routine, e-mail me.
someone who replied to you and not to you:
We solved this with a small VB routine that uses an event
called WorkbookBeforeSave. Make the routine write a
date/time stamp on the target cell when the adjacent or
referenced cell takes on a desired value (i.e: ISNOTBLANK,
TRUE, FALSE, =1, etc.). WorkbookBeforeSave checks whether
the contents have changed everytime you re-open the
wkbook: if they are still the same the original date/stamp
will not be changed(as happens with today() or now())and
will remain for future reference. Works beautifully. If
you'd like the actual VB routine, e-mail me.