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You want to get the date interval of each month, using a date in a column or just the number of the month in the year.
A1:A12 = various dates, 1 from each month
B1:B12 = numbers 1 to 12, corresponding to the months.
C1:C12 = FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH
D1:D12 = LAST DAY OF THE MONTH
C1 =DATE(YEAR(TODAY());B1;1)
If you work with the dates in column A instead of the numbers in B, you can use the following formula in C1 instead:
C1 =EOMONTH(A1;-1)+1
Now for the last day of the month you use the first day of the month:
D1 =EOMONTH(C1;0)
or the date in A1:
D1 =EOMONTH(A1;0)
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If you want, for example, to just extract the number of the last day of the month, and not the date:
eg. for February to display just 28 instead of 28.02.2023
Assuming that in cell X2 I have the first day of the month, eg. 01.02.2023
=DAY(EOMONTH(X2;0))
will return just the number 28.
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