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    Consecutive Date List

    I want to make a Consecutive Dates List, starting from any day with a formula.

    Attached file defined detail and what is wanted.

    Thanks in advance for any reply and help.

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    Re: Consecutive Date List

    Hi

    The auto fill option(the + sign in the bottom right of the cell), when you fill down gives you the option to fill with months!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDn-Fttk4cU
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    Re: Consecutive Date List

    Quote Originally Posted by Fotis1991 View Post
    Hi

    The auto fill option(the + sign in the bottom right of the cell), when you fill down gives you the option to fill with months!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDn-Fttk4cU
    Dear Fotis1991
    Thanks for prompt reply and info.
    I know this method, but First date (Beginning day) comes another file and contains a formula.
    In that case Auto fill (to fill with months) does NOT work.
    Therefore, I need a formula to solve this issue.

    Regards,
    turist

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    Re: Consecutive Date List

    =EDATE(B$2;$A3-1)
    Try this formula in B3 and puldown and right.
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    Re: Consecutive Date List

    Quote Originally Posted by popipipo View Post
    =EDATE(B$2;$A3-1)
    Try this formula in B3 and puldown and right.
    Dear popipipo,
    Thanks a lot .(I learnt a new function)

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    Re: Consecutive Date List

    For column B perhaps this will satisfy the conditions for all columns. Enter in B3 and copy across and down.

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    Re: Consecutive Date List

    Quote Originally Posted by newdoverman View Post
    For column B perhaps this will satisfy the conditions for all columns. Enter in B3 and copy across and down.

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    Thanks for reply, but your formula does not fit for all columns.

    I found this formula:
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    It worka for all conditions correctly.

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