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On my Numbers spreadsheet I want the date and time stamp, when I do any changes, to be recorded in a specific cell.

Can you walk me thru the procedure?

Thanks

MacBook, OS X 10.11

Posted on May 26, 2021 5:31 PM

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SGIII
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Posted on May 26, 2021 7:26 PM

You have to input date-time stamps manually.


That's easy. Just click the cell where you want a stamp and choose Insert Current Date or Insert Current Time from the Table menu. Or type control-shift-command-d or control-shift-command-t.


Note that either way both a date and a time are inserted, and that you can change the Data Format to show both.


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SGIII
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May 26, 2021 7:26 PM in response to billshera

You have to input date-time stamps manually.


That's easy. Just click the cell where you want a stamp and choose Insert Current Date or Insert Current Time from the Table menu. Or type control-shift-command-d or control-shift-command-t.


Note that either way both a date and a time are inserted, and that you can change the Data Format to show both.


SG

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