I just got a new job after a years layoff. By trade I'm a unix person but have now entered the microsoft world. I'm currently having to d a lot of work in excel. One thing I consistantly have to do is to put the current time into 1 cell and the date into another cell. This has to be an easy function to do. I've been able to accomplist most of the things I needed to do before, but I'm kind of in a hurry for this. Here's the logic I'm looking at. Have entire column assigned to use this macro. When picking on cell put date or time, depending on column.
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