Date Stamp in MS Excel Spreadsheet

I use a form written in MS XL that has a cell with a date formula of
=TODAY(). Every time I open this blank form (I have one for each
customer with that customers billing information on it) to enter a new
order for that customer, the date is automatically entered. Very
handy. However, after the current job information is entered and I
save that form as "ABC Development-XYZ Property", and then re-open it
3 days later to add something to it, I would like the date in the
date cell to be the date that I used originally, not today's date.
Any way to do that automatically???

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<c57d4cbb-6e2f-423d-8a06-28e20efbd595 DeleteThis @d27g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
kenn DeleteThis @cdiblinds.com wrote:

> I use a form written in MS XL that has a cell with a date formula of
> =TODAY(). Every time I open this blank form (I have one for each
> customer with that customers billing information on it) to enter a new
> order for that customer, the date is automatically entered. Very
> handy. However, after the current job information is entered and I
> save that form as "ABC Development-XYZ Property", and then re-open it
> 3 days later to add something to it, I would like the date in the
> date cell to be the date that I used originally, not today's date.
> Any way to do that automatically???

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http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/timestamp.html