Record date cell data is changed - not VBA

chally3

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Good Morning all and a Happy New Year,

Can anyone help please, if this is possible without using VBA (due to security restrictions).
We have a spreadsheet template that I wish to record the date a cell change was made, is this possible without VBA?


IE as a default all cells in column H are a default blank - but the first part of our process is to check every row and add a N (this is a record of request for quotations being sent), but I would like to record the date they are changed to a "Y" from "N" (in any column is fine to show that date, but will say "M" ) Column "H" will always be populated with a N or Y for every row with data in)


Hope this helps, Thank you

Kind Regards
Mark
 

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