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M John
Near as I can tell the procedures described here:
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html
are for determing when the data entered in the cell changes, but does not
detect whether a formula returns a different result. For example it
correctly indicates when a value is entered into a cell, but for the
"=sum(a1:10)" value entered in B1, the Time stamp does not trigger when new
values are entered anywhere in A1:a10 that changes the sum.
Does the description make sense?
Any help/points for triggering the time stamp procedure in cell b1 when any
of the values in a1:a10 change the sum value in b1?
Thanks,
M John
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html
are for determing when the data entered in the cell changes, but does not
detect whether a formula returns a different result. For example it
correctly indicates when a value is entered into a cell, but for the
"=sum(a1:10)" value entered in B1, the Time stamp does not trigger when new
values are entered anywhere in A1:a10 that changes the sum.
Does the description make sense?
Any help/points for triggering the time stamp procedure in cell b1 when any
of the values in a1:a10 change the sum value in b1?
Thanks,
M John