[libreoffice-users] Re: Static Time Stamp in Calc

Hi :)
Sorry for the lack of responses so far.  Surely something like "DATE" or
"TIME" do the job?  Hopefully tons of people will now write in to let us
know how wrong i am and what the right answer is because tbh i haven't a
clue and haven't checked!  Sorry, i know that's outrageous!  
Many apols and regards from
Tom :)


beniner wrote
> I am not a programmer, and don't understand macros, so please be careful
> of
> overly-technical jargon.  That being said...
>
>
> I have used spreadsheets since the mid 1980's, and am looking for a way to
> insert a static time and date stamp.  When I use the NOW and TODAY
> functions, the stamp ages along with my computer's clock.
>
> I am creating an invoicing system, and want the static date and time to
> match both on the printed invoice and on the electronic copy of the
> spreadsheet, no matter when I pull it up.
>
> Manually typing in the date and time is unacceptable, and I can't find a
> way in the functions menus to do what I need.  This function was available
> in 1-2-3, AmiPro, As Easy As, and several other DOS and post-DOS
> applications; I would like to know how to make this work in LO.  Thank
> you.





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