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I'm new to the world of excel.  I have a route sheet that I use for keeping track of customer project completion status/updates and things like that.  Is it possible in excel to transfer a row when a check box is clicked?  What about instead of replacing a time stamp with a new on in a cell, creating a log of every update time for said 

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Hi Attackmac and welcome to the Forum

All these things are possible but will need coding using VBA, Visual Basic for Applications, the language built-in (apart from web and mobile versions of Excel).

I'd suggest first you familiarise with Excel a little before attempting your logging project. The Tutorials section of this site Excel Tips and Tutorials is a great place to start.

On a "timestamp" issue for example, at a worksheet level, you may be aware that one can be created using this formula in a cell:

=NOW()
then fixing that via copy/ Paste Special (Values). That cell can be formatted in a variety of ways (e.g. date format, to include seconds or not, to show AM/PM).

That can be automated with VBA- see the example in the Tutorials section here: Automatically Timestamp Entries in Excel.

Please try those things (and modify to your "route sheet" and come back if you get stuck.

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