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    Hello Everstrivin,
    I have looked through this forum a hundred times in an attempt to find an auto populating calendar. The calendar you so kindly provided the forum [http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...uttons-2.html] is bar far the best one that I have seen. It is editable and easy to understand. If you are in a part of your life that you have time to help, as I know priorities change, can you help me with a couple of additions to your calendar? I have a scenario where there are multiple dates for one customer event data [Customer_Facility_ID_Date1_Date2_Date3_Date4]. I would like to have the calendar populate all four dates and add in the column header of each date [Customer_Facility_ID_Phase 1]. Phase 1 is the column header for Date1.
    Thanks in advance,
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    Hi Mr.Everstrivin,

    Thx for ur quick reponse.
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    Everstrivin,
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