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Excel - Populate several cells from date span
Excel 2013: I have rows of records, each w/ a start and end date. How can I compile and summarize these in a separate table, month by monthReturn Earliest Date from a rangeFind a specific name in a column, bring in the value in the corresponding row, in the column I designate in another worksheetHow to check if a date is within a given range in Microsoft excelReturn data based on matching date rangeExcel Conditional Formatting for Date columsCalculate date based on number of weeksMicrosoft Excel 2013Using IF statement to create a schedule with datesCalculate the number of days per year between two different dates Excel
Background: I am working on a form for work where project leaders enter the start and end date of planned maintenance work. If it is affecting the customer, we will need to post information to the affected areas where customer is affected, with instructions on one such information post per day of the planned work. In essence, a planned work stretching for 4 total days will require 4 separate info posts. These posts also need the respective date in their respective header.
As such, I have two date fields in my worksheet, where they fill out the start date and time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm) and end time in the same format. (Below screenshot is from LibreOffice since it's what I have here at home, but the question is for excel.)
Start and end date, Desired result
What I wish to do is on a separate sheet make a dropdown of all separate days inbetween the start and end dates so I can make the dynamic info post headers, but I need the populate the cells with inbetween dates to make the actual dropdown list. As long as I have the populated list, I can do the rest just fine for my purposes.
Result mockup
I would absolutely prefer to use a function rather than a macro/VBA, but the only thing I can think of is a long list in the data sheet consisting of =IF(DAYS(End;Start)+1=x;Date+x;"") and reading from there ignoring blanks in the dropdown. Is there another way to do this?
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Background: I am working on a form for work where project leaders enter the start and end date of planned maintenance work. If it is affecting the customer, we will need to post information to the affected areas where customer is affected, with instructions on one such information post per day of the planned work. In essence, a planned work stretching for 4 total days will require 4 separate info posts. These posts also need the respective date in their respective header.
As such, I have two date fields in my worksheet, where they fill out the start date and time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm) and end time in the same format. (Below screenshot is from LibreOffice since it's what I have here at home, but the question is for excel.)
Start and end date, Desired result
What I wish to do is on a separate sheet make a dropdown of all separate days inbetween the start and end dates so I can make the dynamic info post headers, but I need the populate the cells with inbetween dates to make the actual dropdown list. As long as I have the populated list, I can do the rest just fine for my purposes.
Result mockup
I would absolutely prefer to use a function rather than a macro/VBA, but the only thing I can think of is a long list in the data sheet consisting of =IF(DAYS(End;Start)+1=x;Date+x;"") and reading from there ignoring blanks in the dropdown. Is there another way to do this?
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Background: I am working on a form for work where project leaders enter the start and end date of planned maintenance work. If it is affecting the customer, we will need to post information to the affected areas where customer is affected, with instructions on one such information post per day of the planned work. In essence, a planned work stretching for 4 total days will require 4 separate info posts. These posts also need the respective date in their respective header.
As such, I have two date fields in my worksheet, where they fill out the start date and time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm) and end time in the same format. (Below screenshot is from LibreOffice since it's what I have here at home, but the question is for excel.)
Start and end date, Desired result
What I wish to do is on a separate sheet make a dropdown of all separate days inbetween the start and end dates so I can make the dynamic info post headers, but I need the populate the cells with inbetween dates to make the actual dropdown list. As long as I have the populated list, I can do the rest just fine for my purposes.
Result mockup
I would absolutely prefer to use a function rather than a macro/VBA, but the only thing I can think of is a long list in the data sheet consisting of =IF(DAYS(End;Start)+1=x;Date+x;"") and reading from there ignoring blanks in the dropdown. Is there another way to do this?
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Background: I am working on a form for work where project leaders enter the start and end date of planned maintenance work. If it is affecting the customer, we will need to post information to the affected areas where customer is affected, with instructions on one such information post per day of the planned work. In essence, a planned work stretching for 4 total days will require 4 separate info posts. These posts also need the respective date in their respective header.
As such, I have two date fields in my worksheet, where they fill out the start date and time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm) and end time in the same format. (Below screenshot is from LibreOffice since it's what I have here at home, but the question is for excel.)
Start and end date, Desired result
What I wish to do is on a separate sheet make a dropdown of all separate days inbetween the start and end dates so I can make the dynamic info post headers, but I need the populate the cells with inbetween dates to make the actual dropdown list. As long as I have the populated list, I can do the rest just fine for my purposes.
Result mockup
I would absolutely prefer to use a function rather than a macro/VBA, but the only thing I can think of is a long list in the data sheet consisting of =IF(DAYS(End;Start)+1=x;Date+x;"") and reading from there ignoring blanks in the dropdown. Is there another way to do this?
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