Excel formulas for Dates

[LMIDDLEBROOK]

I wanted to know if there was a function or formula I could use for the following:

In a row, I have 3 of the same dates following consecutively down a row.

11-1-2023 x3

11-2-2023 x3

and so on for the whole month, Including weekends. Is there a way my spreadsheet can follow that pattern without having to type throughout or drag to the next 2 rows? 

[#2]

@LMIDDLEBROOK 

="11-"&ROW(A1)&"-2023 x3"

Does this return the intended result? However the results are recognized as texts because of the x3 in the end.

[#3]

Thank You I was saying I needed the dates 3x .
11-1-2023
11-1-2023
11-1-2023
and so on for the whole month

[#4]

@LMIDDLEBROOK 

=INDEX($A$1:$A$6,QUOTIENT(ROW(A3),3))

You are welcome. Unfortunately i didn't understand the question when i first replied. I'd reate a reference table as shown in range A1:A6 in the example and use the INDEX formula. The format of the dates is different in my sheet because of the regional date settings in german Excel.

[#5]

The second formula you provided didn't work for me. The first one did.
Do you know how I can duplicate this template but keep the formulas, but change the information I enter?

[#6]

@LMIDDLEBROOK 

Try this Lambda:

'ExtendDates
=LAMBDA(start,days,LET(
    seq, SEQUENCE(days, , start),
    resize, SEQUENCE(, 3, 1, 0),
    TOCOL(MMULT(seq, resize))
))

All you have to do is provide the start date and number of days. Each day will show 3x: