You could place the following function into a standard VBA module of
your workbook:
Public Function LastUpdated() As Date
LastUpdated = FileDateTime(ActiveWorkbook.FullName)
End Function
And then use it in the cells you would like to show the date of the
last saved update by entering the formula:
=LastUpdated()
Hope this helped,
Rolf Jaeger
SoarentComputing
http://soarentcomputing.com/SoarentComputing/ExcelSolutions.htm
On Dec 3, 7:11 am, krishnan Gopi <excelg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Facing problem with date function, the same is explained in the attachment.
>
> Regards
> Gopi Krishnan
>
> Date Function.xls
> 28KViewDownload
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