If you press the Ctrl key and the ; key, it will put in today's date. If you use the Today() function, it will always show the current date when a spreadsheet is opened. So in a cell you just have to put:
=Today()
Then no matter when you open the file it will always have the date of the current day in that cell.
Use conditional formatting to set the condition when you enter a particular date.
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Hold down the Ctrl key and press they key with the ; on it. If you do the same while also holding the shift key down, you will get the current time.Ctrl+;
The NOW function
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Yesterdays date is one minus todays date. By looking at a calendar and finding todays date then looking to the left for yesterdays.
The NOW function puts in the current date and time into a cell. You enter it like this: =NOW()
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