NEED ASSISTANCE OF HOW TO CREATE REAL TIME NOTIFICATIONS FROM EXCEL

AVIWEGATES1991

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Good day to all computer Geniuses all around the world i am currently experiencing a problem and i need assistance. it would be a great pleasure if anyone assisted me. i created a calender for my work and i needed to use excel to populate for me notifications in real time of the contents inside the rows for that specific day on the side bar or which ever way suites.
 

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Im not sure whether this is what you want but provided that you would insert date into column C, then:

=FILTER(D:E,C:C=TODAY())
 
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