Date Stamp?

DM-AT-KURT

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This is probably an easy one, but I'll ask anyway. I use the =TODAY() statement to fill in the current date on a new file or template upon opening. The problem is that when I re-open the same document at a later date, the info in that cell update (and I may not want it to). Is there a way to date stamp the file with the date when it was originally created and have it retain that info?
 

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