Conditional Formatting Dates

staci0604

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I am looking to do a conditional formatting formula as follows:

In one cell someone can write a date based on that date it will auto populate 4 other boxes.

If a person types in a date 01/01/16 through 01/31/2016 into a cell the other four cells boxes will become:

01/25/16

<tbody>
</tbody>

Jan2015Dec2015

<tbody>
</tbody>

If a person types in a date 02/01/16 through 02/29/16 the other four cells will become:
2/4/16

<tbody>
</tbody>

Feb2015Jan2016

<tbody>
</tbody>

And so on for the months of the dates to follow, can anyone think of some formulas that could make this work, I’d really appreciate it, thank you!
 

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