"Dennis" <Dennis@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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>I am looking for a formula that I can enter into a spreadsheet that will
>show
> what the last date the file was modified on. I have reveiwed all
formulas
> listed in the Help area but have not found one. Any ideas?
What's wrong with just putting =TODAY() in a cell and ensuring that
autocalc
is enabled?
Anytime the file is modified, it will be stored with the current date.
The filesystem time stamp is also a great way to determine this fact also.
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