
I have also put in my excel course schedule so that you could see how I use it to highlight our training schedules for next year. Take a look at 9 August 2009, Singapore National Day and you will know what I mean.If you live in another country, all you have to do is to replace the list of public holidays with yours. The formula is intelligent enough to mark out Monday as a public holiday if that public holiday happens to fall on a Sunday. It is developed using formulas (no macros at all) and works in all versions of MS Excel, including the new Excel version 2007.With permission from John, I have added functionality to the template to highlight the public holidays in red just by entering the dates into the worksheet, and have demonstrated how this can be done by putting in the public holidays of Singapore. If you don’t have Microsoft Excel you can view, edit and print these calendars using the free Libre Office.Free Excel Calendar Template DownloadHow do you like to have a powerful calendar that could be customised to your needs? A calendar that allows you to-put in your own pictures -highlight important dates product launches, customers’ birthdays, a travel itinerary, duty roster, key dates for board meetings so that you will not missed them out in the midst of your busy schedule -let anyone with a computer to open and use -work on dates that goes beyond 2009 with a click of a button -print on any printer -use without having to spend a single cent on it.This Excel calendar is created by John Walkenbach, a Microsoft Excel expert. Here are the links to download the free planners. The Excel calendar can be printed to show the entire year on one A4 sheet of paper set the print area to make it easier to print off.increased the row height so that the calendar fills more of the A4 page.


I’ve coloured the weekends to make them easier to navigate.Īt the start of the year I’ll print one out and then start planning my year by drawing on it using different coloured pens/pencils. The whole year is visible on a single page with the months along the side and the days along the top.

This time I’ve widened the rows so that the calendar will print better onto either A4 or Letter size paper. I’ve been producing these one page, one year Excel planners for many years now and they have always come in handy for me.
