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Enter the starting date in A1
Format A1 as Custom, Type: m/d ddd
Put in B1: =TEXT($A$1+COLUMNS($A$1:A1),"m/d ddd")
Copy B1 across as many columns as required
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"cardingtr" wrote
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I am working on a scheduler grid for1 month period.

How do you auto fill the dates by just typing when the schedule
starts?

Example: First day of schedule is Oct 10, 2005
On cell A1 should be: 10/10 Mon
B1 is 10/11 Tue
C1 is 10/12 Wed
And so on...

Thanks.


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