

Ideally, I would like a column for the week number and then "vlookup" and display all the dates and descriptions of what is happening during that week from all the various sheets. Now I'm stuck, I'm scared of VBA because I'm not well versed in the tool. Utilize the color-coded key at the bottom of the template to easily locate designated activities according to stakeholders. I use "Weeknum" to extract the week number, then use "countif" to determine how many activities exisit on the various sheets for a given week. This project calendar template caters to the project manager who needs to see delegated project tasks, milestones, and key deadlines at a glance. One additional sheet contains the "Calendar year" starting Jan1 2013. Private calendar, School Calendar and a work planning calendar all on seperate sheets in one work book. I like this look but for simplicity "lists work as well. I'm not sure where to add this, so bear with me. Oscar, You have probably for got more Excel that I expect to learn but your web site is a great resource.

Create a drop down list (Data validation).My calendar has seven columns and six rows filled with dates. This makes it quick and easy to print months. The cells (C2 and E2) are drop down lists. The calendar is instantly updated with dates. There is a more advanced version here: Calendar – monthly view that lets you add events and more. The image above shows a calendar that is dynamic meaning you choose year and month and the calendar instantly updates the dates accordingly. Author: Oscar Cronquist Article last updated on January 10, 2019
