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To display today's date in a worksheet, you can use the TODAY() function in Excel or Google Sheets. Simply type =TODAY() into a cell, and it will automatically show the current date, updating each day when the worksheet is opened. This function does not require any arguments and is useful for tracking daily records.
There already is a shortcut to do that. Press and hold the Ctrl key and press the semi-colon key. That date won't change if you save it and open the worksheet on another day. If you need the date to be the current date on whatever day you open it, then use the TODAY() function, or else press Ctrl and the colon key every day.
go into the address bar and i think you type in a certain formula and it should give you your current date and time, longitude and latitude (if you allow it) in a moment or two.
The TODAY() function always shows the date of the current day, no matter when you open it. That is what it is used for. Other elements of the spreadsheet can make use of it for their calculations.
The TODAY function can enter today's date in Excel. The DATE function can be used to build a date from the day, month and year elements.
Hi My colleague insert picture to excel 2007 then she save it. The next day reopen excel file but found the picture she insert missing (sometimes picture size shrink), why? Is it possible to set the 'save file to 97-03 version' as default instead of 2007 version.
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One way is to use the TODAY function :=TODAY()Any day you open a workbook with that in it, it will always show the current day. You can also use the NOW function, though that will also show the time. Another thing you can do is press and hold the Ctrl and Shift keys and press the ; key. That will put in the current date, though it will not update the date if the workbook is saved and opened on another day, unlike the TODAY function.
=NOW() =DATE(y,m,d) For the y the m and the d, you enter numbers to correspond to the year, month and day. =TIME(h,m,s) For the h the m and the s, you enter numbers to correspond to the hour, minute and second.
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