best way to select column based on current date (Excel VBA) - excel

Question

I have a small tracker program I am building in Excel VBA. I have a userform that I keep up throughout the day, inputting my tasks/data via an 'Add' button. At the end of the day, I click the 'Post' button, and it saves the data to my worksheets where appropriate.
Thought I had it finished and working correctly, but now apparently my sub to select the correct column based on the day's date is not working, and I'm not sure why, as it had been working perfectly throughout development.
This piece is vital, as my other functions to post the day's data rely on this. I've read a lot of other posts about how to do this (selecting a column based on current date), but none have explained why mine isn't working. Trying to become a better coder, and not just a copy/paste coder, so thought I would try asking here. Copy/Paste usually gets me into these messes, where I'm using tools/functions that work, but I don't know why, and can't troubleshoot/debug on my own.
My total project involves 5 worksheets, but this sub should only involve 2 of them. "Tasks" and "Data Tracker", both of which have a row of dates.
Below is the sub in question.
Public Sub currentDate()
'sub to assign current date to global values
Set rng - Range("H2:HZ2")
Set myDate = rng.Find(What:=Int(Date), LookIn:=xlFormulas)
End Sub
If I step through it, Date is pulling the correct date, and xlFormulas shows a value of -4123 (I don't even know if that matters)..
(UPDATE) so apparently, this morning, it decided to work perfectly. facepalm Any clues?
(UPDATE) so, per usual, I try adding features as I fix something else, so this took a bit more researching to solve, but #Super-Symmetry pointed me in the right direction! As noted in a comment down below, I changed my date headers in the two sheets to be more of a "start date + n" situation. Although his suggestion of using xlValue instead of xlFormula was on the right track, Find. was still having trouble with date vs serial. Ultimately this is what I got to work:
Public Sub currentDate()
'sub to assign current date to global values
'load the date range
Set rng = Worksheets("Tasks").Range("H2:HZ2")
'load the values in the range
dateArray = Range("H2:HZ2").Value
Dim day As Variant 'object to load dateArray
Dim loc As Integer 'matches date with cell location
'converting the date to serial
For Each day In dateArray
day = CLng(day)
loc = loc + 1
If day = Date Then 'we found the right column
Set myDate = rng(loc)
'selects the correct cell
If ActiveSheet.name = "Data Tracker" Then 'adjust the row
Cells(myDate.Row + 3, myDate.Column).Select
Else 'sheet must be Tasks
Cells(myDate.Row + 2, myDate.Column).Select
End If
Exit Sub
End If
Next
End Sub
It's not elegant, but it works.. please feel free to educate me if you have any cleaner ways to do this!

Answer 1

Try changing Int(Date) to CLng(Date)
Public Sub currentDate()
'sub to assign current date to global values
Dim rng As Range, myDate As Range
Set rng = Range("H2:HZ2")
Set myDate = rng.Find(What:=CLng(Date), LookIn:=xlValues)
End Sub