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Sounds simple, but I don't think it is.
Here is what I face: Date Location 5/14/2009 A 5/14/2009 B 5/14/2009 B 5/14/2009 C 5/15/2009 A 5/15/2009 A 5/15/2009 B 5/15/2009 C Based on today's date (Say 5/15/09) I want to highlight the cells that have the same location. But only for today's date. When the date changes, they are no longer highlighted and it moves on to a new day. Now I am working in Excel 2003. Can I get some hints or a clue here? Thanks. |
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