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To insert rows between two dates and automatically fill in the dates in between, you can use Excel or similar spreadsheet software. Here's a step-by-step guide using Excel as an example:
- Open Excel: Launch Excel or your preferred spreadsheet software.
- Enter the Initial Dates: In the first column, enter your initial dates. For this example, enter "23-04-2023" in cell A1 and "30-04-2023" in cell A2. You should have something like this:
A
1 23-04-2023
2 30-04-2023
- Select the Cells: Click and drag to select the cells in column A where you want to insert the additional dates. In this case, you can select cells A3 to A10 to insert dates for a week.
- Access the Fill Series Tool: Go to the "Home" tab in Excel's ribbon, and in the "Editing" group, you'll find a button called "Fill." Click on it, and a dropdown menu will appear. Select "Series."
- Configure the Series Options:
- In the "Series in" field, make sure it says "Columns."
- In the "Type" field, select "Date."
- In the "Date unit" field, select "Day."
- In the "Step value" field, you can leave it as "1."
- Set the Stop Value: In the "Stop value" field, enter the date where you want the series to stop. For this example, enter "30-04-2023."
- Click OK: After configuring the series options, click the "OK" button.
- Dates Filled In: Excel will automatically fill in the dates between the initial two dates you provided. You've successfully inserted rows with dates filled in between the initial two dates. Adjust the selection and series options as needed for your specific date range and the number of rows you want to insert.
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