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Mr Davo Mr Davo is offline Automatically enter date into a column and make that column read only Windows 7 64bit Automatically enter date into a column and make that column read only Office 2010 32bit
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Hi Everyone,

I have a date column in my spreadsheet and there are several actions that I would like to apply to it -

1). Auto populate the date column with the current date only when the column to the left has data entered into it (please see below)



2). Make the date column read only so that it cannot be modified by other parties.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards,

Davo
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