Millis() to hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds

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red_car,
You are correct! I found that I had to alter the if statement to say (currentMillis >476) in order to get the LED to turn on at a time close enough to the desired time. I played with the number in order to verify it's effect on the result. Thank you! I appear to be back in business.

unsigned long currentMillis = millis();       //unsigned long
  unsigned long seconds = currentMillis / 1000; //unsigned long
  unsigned long minutes = seconds / 60;         //unsigned long
  unsigned long hours = minutes / 60;           //unsigned long
  unsigned long days = hours / 24;              //unsigned long
  currentMillis %= 1000;
  seconds %= 60;
  minutes %= 60;
  hours %= 24;

  if(minutes == 3 && seconds == 36 && currentMillis >476)
     {
      digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);
     }