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How do you do this with columns instead of rows?

=ARRAYFORMULA(TEXT(ROW(INDIRECT("A"&DATEVALUE("2018-4-13")&
                               ":A"&DATEVALUE("2018-4-30"))), "dd/mm/yyyy"))

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EDIT:
(following OP's comment)

...to include a custom start and end date which I know I didn't ask for based on your reply

=SEQUENCE(1,B2-A2,A2,1)

create a sequence of dates using starting and end dates from cells

Please use the following formula:

=SEQUENCE(1,18,"2018-4-13",1)

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More about SEQUENCE

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  • Welcome. Please remember. As per site guidelines when an answer addresses your question, you should accept it and maybe upvote it so others can benefit as well. – marikamitsos Jun 18 at 0:10
  • Thank you! I modified the sequence to include a custom start and end date which I know I didn't ask for based on your reply. =arrayformula(text(sequence(1,cell_with_end _date - cell_with_start_date,cell_with_start_date,1),"mm/dd/yyyy")) – Jeff Jun 18 at 15:34
  • I think you over-complicate things. Please check the updated answer. – marikamitsos Jun 19 at 18:44

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