Jan 06 2024 10:37 AM
insert date in excel header that is not the current date
Jan 06 2024 01:21 PM
In Excel, you can insert a specific date into the header of your worksheet, even if it's not the current date. Here are the steps to insert a custom date into the header:
Remember that the date you insert in the header is static and won't automatically update like the built-in date function, which inserts the current date. If you need a dynamic date that updates automatically, you can use a formula to display the current date in a cell and link the header to that cell. For example:
This way, the header will always display the current date based on the formula in cell A1.
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