Using Command Button to populate column with Timestamp, without over-write

Batterychook

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Hi all,
Newbie here and to VBA in general. (using Excel 2016)
I need to log the departure times for a delivery van from a depot over the course of a working day, and record the results in a column.
I wish to use a Command Button to deliver a NOW() Timestamp into a specified cell in a column. (I get this)
How do I then use the same Command Button to record the next departure time in the next cell in the column, while still maintaining (not overwriting) the previous recorded departure time ?
Thanks in advance !
Batterychook
 

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