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Without spreadsheet knowledge heroics--

Is there a reasonably easy way to create on a single row a date defined start and finish with the intervening cells representing the consecutive weeks between the start and finish?

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Hi Mark,

If you input the starting date in A1, then the formula =A1+7 in B1, you can copy that formula/cell across as far as needed. Each cell's date will be 1 week greater than that of the cell before it. Change the date in A1 and the date in all the other cells will change too.
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