Functionality of =TODAY() Going Forward...

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Does the formula, =TODAY() display the current date in which the formula was entered each and every day? Here's what I mean. Let's say that I just opened up a new workbook in Excel, and saved it with this formula in cell A1. Currently, cell A1, after having entered that formula in, shows "today's date" automatically, but will it show "tomorrow's date" automatically when I open the file back up "tomorrow"?
 

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raherrageo2 said:
Does the formula, =TODAY() display the current date in which the formula was entered each and every day? Here's what I mean. Let's say that I just opened up a new workbook in Excel, and saved it with this formula in cell A1. Currently, cell A1, after having entered that formula in, shows "today's date" automatically, but will it show "tomorrow's date" automatically when I open the file back up "tomorrow"?
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Yes... tomorrow it will show tomorrows date.
 
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