Browse through the calendar templates, choose an Excel calendar template that is best for you. Click the Download button on the template page, open the template file in Excel, and then edit and save your calendar.

I'm using the "Family Event Calendar" excel template, and I would like to modify it to have a start and end date and highlight the days in between on the monthly tabs associated with the date. I don't know how to add the formulas without messing up all the existing formulas/rules.

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There are SO MANY templates for calendars, could I ask you to post a copy of the actual template you're working with, so we who would like to help don't have to take time to search and possibly find a different one anyway.

It depends on which version of Excel you are. If 365 that will be bit easier. In any case you need to add another column and use Start/End columns instead of Day. Instead of VLOOKUP that could be INDEX/MATCH/INDEX.

Thanks! I didn't realize there were templates you could SEARCH for. And a host of them. Useful to know, although I still am skeptical of their real value, if only because of precisely the difficulty that this thread is revealing==they're great in what they are designed to deliver, but almost invariably very difficult to modify by the very population that is most inclined to use them.

Thank you for your willingness to help. I apologize for the delayed response but I have attached the file that I am working with. Just to give an example,there is a tradeshow in Paris June 19-25. I can't figure out the correct formula to have the start date and end date highlighted on the June tab.

If I were in your shoes, this is a case where--devoted to Excel though I am--I'd use something else. Excel is powerful, but it's not at its best in some tasks, even if it could be coached and coaxed and tweaked into accomplishing it.

The thing you're trying to do is a breeze in my Mac's built-in calendar software. Unless I'm mistaken, it would be in MIcrosoft Outlook, Google calendar, and so on. There are also calendar templates in Word and PowerPoint: I just looked at them, and probably would find one of the Word templates easier to use for your purpose here, with making various highlights for industry shows during the year. A lot more variety is possible with colors, text... You would have to put the show into each date manually....

This is probably one of the worst and less useful calendars 'out there'. If I remember correctly the dropdown list is connected to a range on a hidden sheet. If you could upload the template or if you could share a link giving access to a copy of your the file (Onedrive or similar) with all private entries removed, that would help.

Blank Calendar Templates in Excel format are available to download for free. Ideal to use as a spreadsheet calendar planner, school calendar, and much more. All Excel Calendar templates come blank, ready to print, and are compatible with OpenOffice. All Calendar Templates on WinCalendar are available to download for free!

I am new to this, but have managed to create a flow that adds a row to an Excel spreadsheet when I add a new event to my outlook calendar. I have included a column in the spreadsheet for the event ID, which gets filled ('column ID').

I now want to create a flow that recognises when an event has been altered (the text in the description, date, etc) and updates the Excel spreadsheet, but despite my best efforts I am stuck. Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

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