Excel Spreadsheet to Create/Update Monthly Calendar

Good Morning Everyone,

Has anyone come across an Excel generated monthly calendar updated
using data stored in an Excel spreadsheet? For example, let's say I
have a column with the date 16-Mar-06. Under the date column I have
the task "Attend Propulsion Mtg." I would like to see a montly
calendar for March created and the task "Attend Propulsion Mtg." placed
in the box for the day (16 March). I may have additional tasks for
the same day. The calendar will need to display them all. If it would
be easier, I already have a monthly calendar created. I just do not
know how to programmatically place the task in the corresponding
calendar box for a particular day.

The data containing the date and task can be placed as a column/column;
column/row; row/row. It does not matter. I can change the spreadsheet
to meet your recommendations.

Your assistance is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Edwin

The best solution is to use Outlook's calendar. Most people who have Excel have Outlook as well....

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


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> Good Morning Everyone,
>
> Has anyone come across an Excel generated monthly calendar updated
> using data stored in an Excel spreadsheet? For example, let's say I
> have a column with the date 16-Mar-06. Under the date column I have
> the task "Attend Propulsion Mtg." I would like to see a montly
> calendar for March created and the task "Attend Propulsion Mtg." placed
> in the box for the day (16 March). I may have additional tasks for
> the same day. The calendar will need to display them all. If it would
> be easier, I already have a monthly calendar created. I just do not
> know how to programmatically place the task in the corresponding
> calendar box for a particular day.
>
> The data containing the date and task can be placed as a column/column;
> column/row; row/row. It does not matter. I can change the spreadsheet
> to meet your recommendations.
>
> Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Edwin
>