Excel Calendar
Posted on November 11, 2008
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This is another calendar I made, based on my perpetual monthly event calendar, where I put additional two mini layout month next to the main month. I put also a condition where the cell format of corresponding dates in those 2 months will be changed based on related events. I don’t know whether this will be more useful or not. But, I thought this is good as an accessories.

You can download the file here.
You can download the openoffice version here
Have a nice day.
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Your Excel calendar V1.3 is great. However, when viewing 2009 the small calendars on the right side of the screen show May as having 32 days.
Is there a fix that you’ve posted that I’ve missed?
B.
Hi Brian,
Thank you for your sharp seeing and sending me that information. I didn’t notice it until reading your comment. There is a cell reference mistake in that last row. It already fixed now. You can download the last version through the same link.
Regards
Great calendar, but I seem to have a problem now…when I change the starting month from I get “name?” for the the last two weeks of cells. When I hit ‘redo’ it does not fix. what am i doing wrong?
Hi Rakel,
You should activate the “Analysis ToolPack” Add-ins in your excel. By, default excel doesn’t activate this add-ins. Go to menu Tools > Add-Ins and you tick Analysis ToolPak and your problem will be solved.
Regards
Thanks, I will give it try. Rakel
Hi,
The calendar you have is great and works fine but allows only 3 events per day and i have more than 3 events to manage per day (maybe if i can have 5 events per day). I tried to copy the formula by adding another row in each day but it does not works. Please help on how to do this?
Thanks a lot
Gagan
If you don’t want to activate the Analysis ToolPack add-in in order for the EOMONTH function to work, you could substitute the following, for example:
Original formula:
=IF(K18″”,IF(DAY(EOMONTH(DATE($J$26,$K$26,1),0))=K18,”",K18+1),”")
Replacement formula:
=IF(K18″”,IF(DAY(DATE($J$26,$K$26+1,1)-1)=K18,”",K18+1),”")
This grabs the date of the first day of the next month, then subtracts 1 day from that to get the last day of the desired month. Even works for December!