How to make a calendar in Excel 2010
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This is exactly what I'm looking for! Thank you so much!
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Nice job and well done. But please make use of absolute and relative reference.
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You have to use too many step to do that. Check my solution. Only one formula.
youtube.com/watch?v=n-_HXoWmuQ
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Muy bueno, lo voy a intentar...!
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Thx! awsome tutorial :)
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OMG!! this is too fast
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Its awsum .. :P thankyu .. Great job
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Thank you very much.^.<
The frist time I did but it start date = 0 but now i get it, i can use for my job.
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watch?v=V3Y-Rslmrz0 - Windows 7 Calendar
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OR JUST DOWNLOAD THE FRIGGIN TEMPLATE
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yea i knw that but like when im doing the B7 one, nothing comes up
carla90124cs 1 year ago
@carla90124cs
Write 2011 in B1 cell for this Happy New Year.
pegones1 1 year ago
@carla90124cs
What is your Excel version?
Download Excel file version and you could check your problem.
pegones1 1 year ago
@pegones1 mine is 2007
carla90124cs 1 year ago
@carla90124cs download this calendar in Excel 2007 following the links into the description of this video.
pegones1 1 year ago
Its good, but... Is it there another way to make it more easy?
kychico 1 year ago
@kychico yeah sure.
It's easier if don't use conditional formatting but the appearance is poor.
pegones1 1 year ago