Breaking down some dates using a formula

zelarra

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi, guys.

I need to extract the intermediate dates by rows from a list of dates. Here are two examples:

EXAMPLE 1

14-5-21 Start
18-6-21 End
23-5-22 Start
3-2-23 End

14-5-21 Start
18-6-21 End
23-5-22 Start
31-12-22 Intermediate step 1
1-1-23 Intermediate step 2
3-2-23 End

In this example, I have a list of dates for two couples. I need to break down by year when the year of the start date does not match the year of the end date, as I indicate in the second list, which means that I go from a list of 4 rows to one of six.

EXAMPLE 2

14-5-20 Start
18-6-20 End
23-5-21 Start
3-2-24 End

14-5-20 Start
18-6-20 End
23-5-21 Start
31-12-21 Intermediate step 1
1-1-22 Start Intermediate step 2
31-12-22 Intermediate step 3
1-1-23 Intermediate step 4
31-12-23 Intermediate step 5
1-1-24 Intermediate step 6
3-2-24 End

In this example, similar to the previous one, I have put more than a year of difference between the start date and the end date, so that I should get 6 intermediate steps.

It is important that the date and a column with the texts start, intermediate step and end appear.

Thank you very much.

 

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Hello, @Cubist

I need to update the UDF.

It works perfectly for breaking down the dates. Now I need to add a third column with the criteria.

Let me explain:

As you can see in this image, in column E I put the type of movement: either a percentage or I choose suspension of the pension.

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It is this type of movement that I want to appear here:

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The column I crossed out is because I was testing and two came up, and I only want one with the type of movement.

Thank you very much.
 
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That changes the code a lot. Please start a new thread.
 
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