How to Save Cell Value on Daily Changing Excel Product

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I have a Excel sheet that calculates a percentage value in a certain cell, 100% in cell B4, on a certain day. How can I save this value in the B4 cell when the date changes and the calculation figures the percentage of the next cell B5 the next day.

Here is the formula: =IF(TODAY()=DATE(A1,AJ8,B4),('NEW SLIDE'!$C$27)*100," "). A1 is the year ref, AJ8 is the month ref, B4 is the day ref, C27 is the percentage ref from a different sheet...

When the day changes it wipes the previous day cells percentage.
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