Start and End Dates Provided

PG626

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I want to create a sheet with 2 columns where it will auto populate rows with dates starting on the start date provided and end on the end date provided. Start Date would be provided in A2 and end date in B2. Also, it should be in sequence and 2 weeks apart (as in Pay weeks). I attached an image of end result. BTW, I did this manually.
 

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I see what you mean, however, if the start and end dates are provided, what is the formula where it will auto populate rows as shown without dragging or anything. For example, the start date will be input in A2 and end date in B2. What formula do I need so it gives me the rows with the dates separated by 2 weeks?
 
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