Last week, I found a shortcut by accident.
I will share it with you to make your life easier.
Here it is:
On a cell try the following combination
CTRL+;
gives current date, where
CTRL+.
gives current time.
Have a nice day!
Last week, I found a shortcut by accident.
I will share it with you to make your life easier.
Here it is:
On a cell try the following combination
CTRL+;
gives current date, where
CTRL+.
gives current time.
Have a nice day!
=CELL(“FILENAME”;A1)
If you want only the sheet name, try this:
=MID(CELL(“FILENAME”;A1);FIND(“]”;CELL(“FILENAME”;A1))+ 1;255)
Note: If you try the above formulas in an unsaved excel workbook, you won’t see anything in the cell. You need save the workbook first.
Note2: Look at the ;A1 term in =CELL(“FILENAME”;A1) function. What if you remove the ;A1 term and write the formula only like =CELL(“FILENAME”)? It will give the same result.
Try it by yourself. Yes, it gives the same result.
Ok copy and paste it to a cell in sheet2. The cell will show: “….sheet2″.
Return to sheet1. Look at the cell value. There should be a difference, isn’t it?
The percentage of “people write software and having a computer science degree” and “people write software without having a computer science degree” are almost equal.
My thougts about the result is: “If you like something, have enthusiasm and insist on trying, you could do it.”
For more information and comments, please refer to the following link:
http://www.codeproject.com/Surveys/1101/Do-you-have-a-computer-science-degree.aspx