How to use the =TODAY() for start up but freeze that date
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How to use the =TODAY() for start up but freeze that date
Requirement:
The user is working on a worksheet for hours worked each day of the week. The user needs the date to be the correct date on start up, but not to change the next consecutive days of the week. The user needs to freeze the date so that it doesn't change tomorrow or the consecutive dates until 7 days later.
Solution:
=TODAY()-CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(TODAY(),16),0,1,2,3,4,5,6)
Obtained from the OzGrid Help Forum.
Solution provided by AliGW.
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