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Default Date question over 3 years

If you leave a2 blank, and then replicate the a2:a3 range, then it will
follow that a4 is blank, a6 is blank, etc., right?

" wrote:

how can I get the space between all of the days without
having to go through each?



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Hi,

You don't really need programming for this. Enter

10/1/2004 in cell a1.
Enter =a1+1 in cell a3. Copy range a2-a3 over a4-a61.

That takes care of 1
month. Copy your sheet 35 times. In each new sheet,

replace the value in a1
with whatever is appropriate (9/1, 8/1, etc.) Trim the

bottom for months that
have fewer than 31 days.

Less elegant than programming, but maybe more expedient.

"Rob" wrote:

Hi I have column 1 on my sheet I would like to use

this
to display the date for each day of the month but I

would
like to have a row in between each of the rows with a
blank. I have got 3 years so 36 tabs to do!!

Can anyone tell me how to do this?

Many Thanks
Rob

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