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2010 Calendar

Posted on October 27, 2009
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Year 2010 is about to come. An excel calendar 2009 that I created last year is the first calendar I made. There are many types I made for 2009 calendars, like monthly, three monthly, six monthly where you can customize those calendars with your events and holidays.

2010 Calendar

This calendar is the first 2010 excel calendar type I release. This is a one page, 12 month calendar where you can colorize the date based on your reminders, events and holidays. There is two worksheets in this calendar. The first worksheet is reminder-event-holiday worksheet where you can put your reminders, events and holidays in corresponding columns. If you put the same dates for those three, the first priority will go to reminder, then event and the last priority is holiday. The color of the dates will be the same with the corresponding column colors.


Excel Calendar Setup

The second worksheet is the calendar worksheet where you can see your customize 12 month worksheet with color on the dates that you have customized. And you can replace the Panda picture at the left side of the calendar with your picture.

And there is a 2010 excel calendar for excel 2007 version. The difference between the calendar for excel 2007 version and for excel before 2007 is the 2007 version can accommodate until 5 different colors in the calendar. So, if you want to separate your events into three different color, for example you want to separate your private, company, and friends events, you can do that with this version.

You can download the 2007 version here.

And you can download the 97 - 2003 version here.

And for Openoffice version, you can download it here.


You can read and download my other templates below :

Comments

9 Responses to “2010 Calendar”

  1. prasath on October 30th, 2009 10:17 am

    it is very useful to all of us
    thank you
    prasath

  2. Sarah on November 21st, 2009 10:56 am

    Hi, I have downloaded your calendar and it is precisely what I have been looking for, except that I would like to add another range of dates to be displayed.

    I am a spreadsheet novice, but I have added a new Name to the data spreadsheet for the dates I need. Can you tell me how to incorporate these into the calendar spreadsheet, please?

    Many thanks,
    Sarah

  3. Charly on November 28th, 2009 8:13 pm

    Disculpen que no hable inglés. He bajado la version “You can download the 2007″ y no obtuve ningun archivo excel. ¿podrian verificar el link?
    Muchas gracias

    Sorry to not speak English. I downloaded the version “You can download the 2007″ and got no excel file. Would you be able to verify the link?
    Thank you very much

  4. md on December 11th, 2009 6:35 pm

    it is very useful to all of us
    thank you

  5. Ventzislav Tzvetkov on December 21st, 2009 1:31 pm

    Nice Excel template. Very useful and looks good.
    I have used it to make my work absence schedule for the next year.
    Regards.

  6. Jerry K on December 22nd, 2009 4:55 pm

    After downloading and unzipping the 2007 template file …. how do you use it …. ???? it’s all xml files ????

  7. mully on January 12th, 2010 7:31 am

    thank you very much
    ;)
    very useful.

  8. zoe on January 15th, 2010 4:00 am

    I also just had all xml files in the folder, how to I make this into an excel spreadsheet?

  9. Simon Wantling on February 4th, 2010 7:43 pm

    Brilliant template, so thanks. I would like to change the colours so that appear in the calendar. Could you possibly tell me how to do that? Also, if I wanted to add another catagory is that possible? I’m using the 2003 version.

    Thanks very much.

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