Oct 25, 2006 · Michel Bintener wrote: > In Word, click on Insert>Date and Time. In the window that shows up, make > sure you tick that little checkbox towards the bottom which reads "Update > …

May 4, 2005 · PaulB (or anyone) - I have a question about inserting a current date into a spreadsheet, but I don't want the date to change once I've saved it, closed it and reopened it on a different date. …

May 15, 2003 · What pattern do you want? Just Tues and Thurs every week? Excel can't handle that with automatic incrementing since the increment is 2, 5, 2, 5, etc. You can do it with a formula: Put …

If you use a formula to set the value of Col_A to TODAY ()...the value will change to the current date whenever you open the workbook. Perhaps a better approach might be to engage a VBA macro that …

INSERT INTO Table1 (key_col) VALUES (1); UPDATE Test1 SET created_date = #1987-01-01# WHERE key_col = 1; Two procedures are required. One to create the row using the current (created) …

Mar 31, 2022 · In Excel, inserting date and timestamp is a normal operation. Here in this tutorial, I will introduce multiple methods on manually or automatically inserting date and timestamp in Excel cells …

May 7, 2008 · I insert a spreadsheet by [Insert - Table - Excel Spreadsheet]. Once I'd done that, the spreadsheet is opened automatically. I edit the spreadsheet and click somewhere else in the …

Dec 6, 2007 · It depends how you insert the Excel sheet. As you describe I think you embed it, as you call Excel from within Word. My approach would be to link the Excel sheet to Word dynamically. In …

Select the menu item Insert > Object. Click the tab Create from File. Browse to and select the Excel file you want. Check the box for "Display as icon". (If you want the file itself embedded in the Word …

Mar 12, 2013 · I'm looking for the same functionality (insert a "generated on" date that won't be updated automatically later), but for RTF reports. Any suggestions? [original message]