B
Bill Jordan
What is the formula to have the date show todays date?
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C
Charles Maxson
=Today()
or
=Now()
or
=Now()
D
Dave R.
it's
Today()
Today()
B
Bob Phillips
or Ctrl-; if you want it fixed.
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Bob Phillips
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E
Excel Guru
Hey dude? did you ever see this word Help on your menu
bar? try clicking it and typing a question, you would be
suprised but there is actually information there.
bar? try clicking it and typing a question, you would be
suprised but there is actually information there.
D
Dave R.
Gurus aren't supposed to turn people to other sources of information..
H
Harlan Grove
Gurus aren't supposed to turn people to other sources of information..
Untrue.
N
Norman Harker
Hi!
It's not the reference to another source that's wrong! And I'm sure
that was the intent of Dave's response.
That is often very useful for further information and assistance. To
my mind it is also essential in cases where the solution is borrowed
from another source. And if a Guru doesn't use borrowed solutions,
(s)he isn't a Guru!
But sarcasm is not the way to treat someone who is clearly a beginner.
I'd also recommend that the user might like to download Google Search
6.0 from:
http://www.rondebruin.nl/Google.htm
It provides very easy access to Google Searching and is probably much
better than using Help. You can also download a user gide wot I rote
four Ron in perfict inglish
Now isn't this a better way of providing reference elsewhere
assistance?
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Regards
Norman Harker MVP (Excel)
Sydney, Australia
(e-mail address removed)
Excel and Word Function Lists (Classifications, Syntax and Arguments)
available free to good homes.
It's not the reference to another source that's wrong! And I'm sure
that was the intent of Dave's response.
That is often very useful for further information and assistance. To
my mind it is also essential in cases where the solution is borrowed
from another source. And if a Guru doesn't use borrowed solutions,
(s)he isn't a Guru!
But sarcasm is not the way to treat someone who is clearly a beginner.
I'd also recommend that the user might like to download Google Search
6.0 from:
http://www.rondebruin.nl/Google.htm
It provides very easy access to Google Searching and is probably much
better than using Help. You can also download a user gide wot I rote
four Ron in perfict inglish
Now isn't this a better way of providing reference elsewhere
assistance?
--
Regards
Norman Harker MVP (Excel)
Sydney, Australia
(e-mail address removed)
Excel and Word Function Lists (Classifications, Syntax and Arguments)
available free to good homes.
H
Harlan Grove
...
...
There's sarcasm neutral & nasty. Neutral sarcasm making the point to RTFM first
is good advice to anyone of any ability. Many questions posted here would have
been answered more quickly by looking through online help.
...
...But sarcasm is not the way to treat someone who is clearly a beginner.
There's sarcasm neutral & nasty. Neutral sarcasm making the point to RTFM first
is good advice to anyone of any ability. Many questions posted here would have
been answered more quickly by looking through online help.