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Old 09-28-2018, 09:21 AM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Total Editing Time Missing? Windows 10 Total Editing Time Missing? Office 2013
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You could use VBA to do this, there is nothing that I know stored in the document.


You would save a document variable and change it upon closing the document.
This is beyond the time I have available and may be beyond my expertise, but that is how I would approach it.


The editing time set by Microsoft is pretty meaningless in ordinary use.


The following is a simple macro I use for a basic time stamp in documents. I attach it to a QAT button and in some templates to macrobutton fields.


Code:
Sub DateTimeStamp()
'   Inserts basic date and time stamp as text
'   HansV Eileen's Lounge
'
    Selection.TypeText Format(Now, "dddd, d mmmm YYYY - h:mm AM/PM")
End Sub

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