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Automatically get all the dates of a month, entering specific year and month

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    Automatically get all the dates of a month, entering specific year and month

    In a sheet I enter the following:
    ... in A1 a year (say 2012)
    ... in A2 a month, formatting as "MMM" (JAN, FEB, MAR etc.)

    How to automatically get in column A (say from A3) all the dates of the month entered, formatting as "D/M/YYYY" (e.g. 1/1/2012, 2/1/2012/ 3/1/2012, etc.)?
    Thanks in advance

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    Re: Automatically get all the dates of a month, entering specific year and month

    Hi

    Never used your version but if it has autofil use that

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    Re: Automatically get all the dates of a month, entering specific year and month

    Someone could come up with a shorter formula

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    Re: Automatically get all the dates of a month, entering specific year and month

    hi agios59, try:
    =DATEVALUE(ROW(1:1)&$A$2&$A$1)

    or if you need to show blanks when any months is less than 31 days:
    =IF(DAY(DATE($A$1,MONTH(DATEVALUE($A$2&$A$1))+1,0))<ROW(1:1),"",DATEVALUE(ROW(1:1)&$A$2&$A$1))
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