Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Need a list of dates without typing them one by one? 😎
In this quick Google Sheets tutorial, you’ll learn how to automatically generate a continuous list of dates using a simple formula — perfect for project planning, attendance sheets, and reports! 💡

💡 Example Formula Used:
=SEQUENCE(100,1,DATE(2025,1,1),1))

This trick helps you auto-fill dates dynamically and saves tons of time while organizing data efficiently.

Perfect for:
✅ Project timelines & schedules
✅ Attendance & leave trackers
✅ Monthly or daily reports
✅ Task planning sheets

📘 What You’ll Learn:

How to use SEQUENCE for automatic date generation

Create daily, weekly, or monthly date lists

Eliminate manual typing or dragging

Make your sheets more dynamic and efficient

✨ Automate your date lists and make your Google Sheets smarter — in seconds!

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