Highlighting today's row.

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Roger PB

I have a number of spreadsheets where the first column contains the date,
conditionally formatted with =A1=today(), copied throughout the column, i.e.
=A2, A3, etc. The conditional formatting makes the cell red, so I can
instantly find today's row.

However, I would like to extend the red colour to the rest of the same row
on the sheet. How can I do this using either the condional formatting menu,
or with a VBA macro?

Roger PB
 
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I have a number of spreadsheets where the first column contains the
date, conditionally formatted with =A1=today(), copied throughout the
column, i.e. =A2, A3, etc. The conditional formatting makes the cell
red, so I can instantly find today's row.

However, I would like to extend the red colour to the rest of the
same row on the sheet. How can I do this using either the condional
formatting menu, or with a VBA macro?

Roger PB

Does it not work with that formula? Perhaps you'll have to change it to
=$A1=today()

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Select the whole row and amend the formula from

=A1=TODAY()

to

=$A1 = TODAY()

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Many thanks.

This worked fine, but I am not sure how to extend it for succeeding dates. I
dragged on the corner of the conditionally formatted cell,
but next day, only it, and not the entire row, was highlighted. So how or
where do I drag to get the whole row highlighted every day.?
 
Note the instructions

Select the whole row and amend the formula from


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RP
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