Macro to insert value based on date plus value in other cells

Jibroni

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  2. 2021
  3. 2019
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Hello,

I need a macro or formula (or both??) to insert an end date into column E. Here is my spreadsheet:
Class IDCourse TitleCalendar Event NameScheduled Class Start DateScheduled Class End Date
06052022_GST_301301 Administration Fundamentals
6/5/2022​
6/7/2022​
08102022_CET_401401 Custom MPE Rules Using Regular Expression
8/10/2022​
08122022_CET_402402 Threat Detection with AI Engine
8/12/2022​
08112022_PT_302302 AI Engine Fundamentals
8/11/2022​
08122022_PT_305305 Analyst Fundamentals
8/12/2022​

The "Scheduled Class End Date" value is based on the last three numbers of the value in the first column, "Class ID." It's based on the following key:
301 = 3 days
401 = 2 days
402 = 1 day
302 = 1 day
305 = 1 day
...and so on for future values.

For example, the Scheduled Class End Date in the first row is 6/7/2022, because the Class ID has "301", which is equal to 3 days, and the class begins on 6/5/2022, as you can see in the "Scheduled Class Start Date" column.

I appreciate your help as always!
Jibs
 

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Make a lookup table for the added days then a formula like this?

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ADEFGHIJ
1Class IDScheduled Class Start DateScheduled Class End DateCodeDays
206052022_GST_30105-Jun-2207-Jun-223013
308102022_CET_40110-Aug-2211-Aug-224012
408122022_CET_40212-Aug-2212-Aug-224021
508112022_PT_30211-Aug-2211-Aug-223021
608122022_PT_30512-Aug-2212-Aug-223051
End Date
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E6E2=D2+VLOOKUP(RIGHT(A2,3)+0,I$2:J$10,2,0)-1
 
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