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Task bar automaticaly increment with today's date (now)

Task bar automaticaly increment with today's date (now)

Task bar automaticaly increment with today's date (now)

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Hi,
I have added two formulas so that the task increases to the date of the day the program is started (it makes it easier to track uncompleted tasks every time ms project starts).  However, everytime, I have to right click the Finish1 column and press customize field+OK in order for the program to recalculate as of todays date the finished date time.  Please could you help me having the program automatically calculate todays date when it opens and increase the task bar/finish date accordingly.  thank you very much for your help, I think it could be very useful to monitor efficently unfinished task.
Julien
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