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I have done this before but for the life of me cannot remember how I did
it. Assume I have a column of dates. I want that column to be conditionally formatted so that today's date will be red for example. I enter =NOW()=1 in the formula for the conditional format but she no go. I tried TODAY (), etc too. Any ideas? TIA, R. |
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