Macro to clear cell contents based on IF date in another cell = today

rabidcabbage

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I am trying to build a macro that will clear contents of the cell that holds the PTO taken based on hire date to the year mark (if the employee has passed their 1 year anniversary) and at to the 6 month mark (if the employee has passed their 5 year anniversary).

So a macro that will clear the contents of Cell D11 if [B23 >= today's date AND if B27 = today's date] or [B20 >= today's date AND if B26 = today's date]. Attached is a mock worksheet, which is the style we will build out for each employee. So I am wanting the macro to run this process if the worksheet is the active window. Is this even possible?
 

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You can do something like this:

VBA Code:
If (Range("B23").Value >= Date And Range("B27").Value = Date) Or _
   (Range("B20").Value >= Date And Range("B26").Value = Date) Then
    Range("D11").ClearContents
End If
 
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You can do something like this:

VBA Code:
If (Range("B23").Value >= Date And Range("B27").Value = Date) Or _
   (Range("B20").Value >= Date And Range("B26").Value = Date) Then
    Range("D11").ClearContents
End If

So written very differently from formulas in a cell.
So you use
Code:
  vs "Sub" I have been seeing used for excel vba?
 
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So I was able to perform the Macro, but I had to invert the Date / Range fields. Thank you!
 
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