Hi, I really like how I can pull down a date in a table and it will follow the pattern I’ve set. For instance, I write Friday dates :
Début
13 June 2025
20 June 2025
27 June 2025
And, like Excel or Sheets, am able to pulldown for whatever many rows and get all the Fridays for the next year or so, EXCEPT when it gets to November 2025 for some reason the dates keep the same interval but go to the Thursday.
This is not the first time this has happened. And it’s always November where it weirds out.
Anyone else ?
hi @Lisa_Doucet2 ,
This is AI taking the wrong turn. Maybe stronger AI can solve this, but I have no clue when Coda starts to update our docs from an AI perspective.
meanwhile you can use the value for new rows like below
it takes the max value of this list of dates and adds 7days for each new row.
cheers, Christiaan
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In my case, I couldn’t use a formula in this column because the dates are just a baseline and may shift.
What I did was copy the column to Google Sheets, added a reference column for Fridays, checked where the alignment glitched, and adjusted the first Thursday to Friday manually, then pulled down again from there . That fixed it.
I might later add a verification column with a formula to help flag inconsistencies, but for now it’s under control.
Just wanted to give others a heads-up: if you’re scheduling anything for October–November 2025, it’s worth double-checking your dates.
Honestly, a small part of me is glad AI isn’t perfect — still reminds us to stay sharp. 
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the formula in the ‘value for new rows’ prints the data as a text value (thus without a formula behind it), so you can edit the date. Give it a try and you will notice how handy that is, also in other configurations.
that said, glad you solved it with a bit of creativity.
cheers, christiaan
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