Simulating an If While loop without the use of VBA

Gabbelgak

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Hello. I've hit a snag and need to be able to create an effect similar to an if while loop without using vba. (computers at my work just delete any vba code unless I was to sit at each computer and build it for a user personally). I know I can easily do this with an If While loop but that isn't an option.

Example of what I am trying to do:

30 Days(variable # entered by user)
9/14/ 2014 Date 1 (variable entered by user)
11/3/2015 Date 2 (variable entered by user)


From date 1 it uses the day variable date until it reaches the one before date 2.

So in the above example it would go to 10/14/2014, 11/13/2014, 12/13/2014 and continue on til it reached 10/9/2015 (because 30 days after that would be 11/8/2015 which is past my date 2 variable)

I don't need any of the inbetween dates, it would just need 10/9/2015 in this example.

Is this possible to do without VBA code?
 

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Nevermind I found an alternative that works without If's.

Using =Days(Date2,Date1)
Dividing that result by Days
Trunc that
Multiply the Trunc by Days
Add that result to date one
 
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