Checking for date in msquery in Excel

I currently have a query in Excel that the date is being changed manually each month. I would like the code so that the date will be based on the today's date so the code will not have to be changed.

I would like to check DATEA is within the last 12 months

I would like to check DATEB >=  today and DATEB is < today +1   (essentially = to today, but because the query uses both parameters I would like to leave the option for a range.
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Glenn RayExcel VBA DeveloperCommented:
Today's date
=INT(NOW())

Use the INT function to force the time to midnight (zero hour).

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