Could really use some help with this macro.
 

I try to use the =today() in the custom options on the filter functio
but it does not allow me to do it. Well actually I guess it does allo
me but Its not giving me the wanted responce.

Also- How would you add the fact that if there are more than 1 trade i
that date the trades that follow are denoted as a " so it would lik
like this:

10/13/04
"
"
"
10/14/04
"
10/15/04


Have I just made this really too hard

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Could really use some help with this macro.
 

Yep! You would need to add a helper column to determine which are =TODAY(),
including the "".

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I try to use the =today() in the custom options on the filter function
but it does not allow me to do it. Well actually I guess it does allow
me but Its not giving me the wanted responce.

Also- How would you add the fact that if there are more than 1 trade in
that date the trades that follow are denoted as a " so it would like
like this:

10/13/04
"
"
"
10/14/04
"
10/15/04


Have I just made this really too hard?


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