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djreyrey djreyrey is offline ** Using Functions Windows 7 ** Using Functions Office 2007
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Hello all! Thank you for stopping by.



I'm using the following functions in Excel 07 to retrieve the date and user name of the person who entered a new row. However, when I open the spreadsheet, the existing rows with user names update to my user name. Also, instead of the date showing when the row was entered, it updates to today's date. I don't want the information to change everytime I open the spreadsheet. It should reflect the user name who entered the new row. Here are the functions I'm using:

Code:
Declare Function apiGetUserName Lib "advapi32.dll" Alias _
                 "GetUserNameA" (ByVal lpBuffer As String, _
                 nSize As Long) As Long
 
Function GetUserName() As String
    Application.Volatile
    Dim sBuff As String * 25
    Dim lBuffLen As Long
 
    lBuffLen = 25
    apiGetUserName sBuff, lBuffLen
    GetUserName = Left(sBuff, lBuffLen - 1)
 
End Function
 
Function DateAndTime()
    DateAndTime = Now
End Function
The functions are called by using the following formulas (respectively):

Quote:
=IF(C199>0, GetUserName(), "")
Quote:
=IF(C199>0, DateAndTime(), "")
I really appreciate your time!!

Thank you,

Rey
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