Let's say the start date is in A1, and the number of dates you want to generate is in B1.
In another cell, enter the formula
=SEQUENCE(B1, , A1, 28)
Format the spill range of the formula as a date.
I want to create a date sequence for every 4 weeks Any Ideas?
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Using windows 11 I want to create a date sequence for every 28 days. Any ideas please
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