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Same Date in Column A on Mutiple Lines in seperate worksheets [Solved/Closed]

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Hi,

Not using FILL with copy/paste....Is there a way to create a date range in Column A (IE: 9/1/15) from line 1 going downward when entering multiple lines of data on Column B (sometimes going well past line 9000). Then create a new sheet with the next date range (IE: 9/2/15) , when entering multiple lines of data on Column B. Then a new sheet would have (IE: 9/3/15) and so on & so on..... or a way to change all dates in column A to next day like above?

09/01/15 1:13:10 AM Trigger
09/01/15 1:13:11 AM Stop
09/01/15 1:13:11 AM Start
09/01/15 1:14:11 AM Stop
09/01/15 1:14:11 AM Start
09/01/15 1:40:07 AM Trigger



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Hi Grangeeman,

The following code will enter the date present in A1 into column A of the respective row when an entry is made in column B: 
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Intersect(Target, Columns("B:B")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
Target.Offset(0, -1).Value = Range("A1").Value
End Sub


Implement the code by right-clicking the sheets tab and select View code, then paste the code into the big white field.

When you are ready for the next date:
  • create a new sheet
  • enter the date in A1
  • paste the same code in the new sheet


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Trowa
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tried it and it puts the date into all columns when pasting info into column B
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Hi Grangeeman,

You must have done something different.

Download the following workbook:
http://ge.tt/4Do8vWN2/v/0?c

Here you will find a date in A1. Now enter something anywhere in column B and notice that the date from A1 will be copied to the cell left of the one you entered something in.

Best regards,
Trowa
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