I found some vba codes in this forum which record the date and time in column A when a file is opened.
Can the codes be modified such that when someone opens the file the second time on the same day, the date and time are recorded in column B?
Attached file for your reference.
I want to open a specific sheet and refresh only said sheet when i open another sheet for example x.xls
So opening x.xls will automatically open y.xls
I've tried this in the workbook code area but it doesn't do anything.
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So if we take first line the defect id is 10. The date entered is 21-08-2007 and the status is 1-NY ( means new)
NExt line the defect ID is still 10 the date is changed to 22-08-2007 and the previous status is was 1-Ny and the new status is 03- under vurdering (to be
evalueted)
Third line the defect ID is still 10. The date is changed to 04-01-2008. The previous status was 03- Under vurdering ( to be evalueted). The new status is 10-lukket.
I want to be able to track the time from 1-NY to 10-Lukket.
Now the even more tricky part. As you can see other defects go over different statuses e.g defect number 1000 here.
The sheet I have is 13000 rows and I have a total of 2300 defects
1021-08-2007 10:491-Ny
1022-08-2007 15:381-Ny03- Under vurdering
1004-01-2008 13:4703- Under vurdering10-Lukket
10029-08-2007 10:051-Ny
10003-09-2007 14:121-Ny04- Afventer tilretning
10012-09-2007 15:2204- Afventer tilretning10-Lukket
100006-02-2008 11:2901-Ny
100012-02-2008 15:0501-Ny04- Afventer tilretning
100015-08-2008 08:5304- Afventer tilretning10-Lukket
100015-08-2008 22:1310-Lukket04- Afventer tilretning
100004-02-2009 14:0404- Afventer tilretning10-Lukket
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