Using conditional formatting to highlight a row if the date in the column F equals todays date

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  •  13-06-2023
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Question

How would I get a row in my table to highlight if the date in the column F equals todays date.

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Note that more than one row can be lit up at once.

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Solution

STEP 1:

Select your table without headers (B24:G31 in image below).

With selected table go to HOME->CONDITIONAL FORMATTING->New Rule...

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STEP 2:

Select Use formula to determine which cells to format, enter formula: =$F24=TODAY(), choose desired formatting and press OK.

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RESULT:

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OTHER TIPS

If column A is just months and you want to show the annual rows then use the below formula

=MOD($A1,12)=0

Don't forget to format you row

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