blandreth

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I'm looking for a simple excel formula that will populate a cell with the date and time when the file is opened.

I appreciate the feedback.

Brian
 
Have you remembered to replace "password" with whatever your actual password is ?

And no, having to re-type the password when you do this manually is not an issue.
VBA expects the password to be entered only once.
 
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I did remember to change the password to what it actually is. Thanks for the clarification on re-entering the password to lock.
 
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