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Won't work using the conditional formatting.....and I'm not versed at all in VBA to construct it.



All of my dates are from 1/1/14 in "a4" down to "a369" ending with 12/31/14....I've selected the row (I started with row 3), in CF put =$a3=today() and nothing occurred.

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I just did a little testing here, and I see that your formula should work if A3 has a date in it. So I'm guessing what it has is a character string. If so, then you can either translate column A to dates, or change your formula to convert TODAY() to a character string in the format matching column A, like this:
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=$A3=TEXT(TODAY(),"m/d/yy")
That works on my machine.
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Won't work using the conditional formatting.....and I'm not versed at all in VBA to construct it.

All of my dates are from 1/1/14 in "a4" down to "a369" ending with 12/31/14....I've selected the row (I started with row 3), in CF put =$a3=today() and nothing occurred.
Well if you start your dates in A4, the condition shoud be =$A4=today() not $A3
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I did use the a4.....but posted before I re-read
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